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getId( ) method getId( ) method Returns the unique internal ID for the specified temp-table record referenced in JSDO local storage. The specified record can be either the working record of a referenced temp-table, or any record provided by a JSRecord object. After execution, any working records previously set before the method executed remain as the working records. Return type: String Applies to: JSRecord object, progress.data.JSDO class, table reference property (JSDO) Syntax [table-ref.]getId ( ) jsrecord-ref.getId ( ) table-ref A table reference on the JSDO for a temp-table that has a working record. If the JSDO references only a single temp-table, the method can be called on the JSDO itself. jsrecord-ref A reference to a JSRecord object for a temp-table record in JSDO local storage. The internal ID returned by this function is a unique value generated by OpenEdge for each temp-table record in JSDO local storage. You can pass a returned value to the findById( ) method called on the associated temp-table to set the specified record as the working record for the temp-table. See also: findById( ) method, foreach( ) method 220 OpenEdge ® Development: Mobile Applications
getListViewRecord( ) method Returns a JSRecord object for a specified item in a list view. Return type: JSRecord getListViewRecord( ) method Applies to: progress.ui.UIHelper class, table reference property (UIHelper) Syntax [table-ref.]getListViewRecord ( list_item ) table-ref A table reference on the UIHelper instance. If the JSDO associated with the UIHelper instance references only a single temp-table, the method can be called on the UIHelper instance itself. list_item The HTML list item element corresponding to the desired record. See also: setListView( ) method, addItem( ) method OpenEdge ® Development: Mobile Applications 221
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Contents Preface . . . . . . . . .
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Contents Packaging and Deploying An
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Figures Contents Figure 1: OpenEdge
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Preface This Preface contains the f
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OpenEdge Mobile Overview OpenEdge
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Run-time architecture As shown in F
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Building Mobile services Developmen
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Development architecture and tools
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Creating Mobile Services OpenEdge
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Using a custom template Getting sta
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Publishing Mobile Apps for testing
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Deploying Mobile Applications OpenE
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Packaging and deploying Mobile serv
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Devices Packaging and Deploying iOS
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Security considerations Security co
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