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Create a script for the pshFiles button. This will need a handler to take care of a filename drop. In the DragDrop collection of the script library, there is an entry called DropFile. Add it to the GetFiles button s script. Notice that the code includes a property, kCurrentFile. Cut and paste this property declaration at the top of the project script. It also makes a call to a populateWindow subroutine. Should the user click the button (instead of dropping a file), the script will need a subroutine to let the user select a file from an Open Panel dialog box. In the File Folder collection of the Script Library, find the entry for GetFileOpenPanel. Add this to the button s script. The code includes statements to be provided as part of a call to the subroutine. Cut the call statements, and paste them into the clicked handler for the button. The value for thePath (the default folder path) is item 1 of the currentValues list. The theTitle and thePrompt values can be any string value. Add a call to the populateWindow subroutine, and update the value for the kCurrentFile property. The clicked handler should read similar to the following:

Differentiation Between Market Risk and Business Risk. (Source: Modified from RiskMetrics Group, CorporateMetrics Technical Document, New York: RiskMetrics Group, 1999, p. 5, chart 1. Copyright 1999 by RiskMetrics Group, all rights reserved. CorporateMetrics is a registered trademark of RiskMetrics Group, Inc., in the United States and in other countries. Reproduced with permission of RiskMetrics Group, LLC.)

on clicked theObject set thePath to (item 1 of my currentValues) set theTitle to "Place Title Here" set thePrompt to "Select file" set theFiles to getFiles (thePath, theTitle, thePrompt, false) populateWindow (theFiles) set my kCurrentFile to theFiles end clicked

This tricks the Orders entity object into thinking it should perform an update, so that it will never delete an order. TIp You can test this behavior in the ADF Business Components Browser, where you can see the updated order status when you delete an order, commit the change, and then requery the data. However, the fact that you can see the order with the new status might not be exactly what you want, in which case you could change your view object, using a view criteria, to show only orders that have not been cancelled. That way, you still retain archived orders in the database but don t show them to the application user.

Create a script for the main window. Again, the script code will come from the Script Library. In the Window collection, you should find the entry Initialize Window. Add it to the main window s script. This handler can set up initial values and flag your project when a condition changes. Cut the hasChanged property, and paste it at the top of the project script.

The PopulateWindow subroutine will call a readFileText subroutine and place the contents of the file in the text view. The name of the file will be placed in the text field. This routine will be placed in the script for the main window. The PopulateWindow code, found in the Windows collection of the Script Library, is a subroutine template designed just for this purpose. Add it to the main window s script. Words shown in ALL CAPS need to be replaced with actual references and values pertinent to the script. Highlight TEXT FIELD REFERENCE in the first line, and double-click the entry for txtFile in the Object Browser. For VALUE, replace this with the variable fileRef. Notice that the next line calls a subroutine that is included with the template. Highlight TEXT OBJECT REFERENCE, and double-click the entry for TextView in the Object Browser. (You may need to click the twisty triangle next to the txtScroll entry to see the entry for TextView.) Compile the script.

This may be a good place to test what has been done so far. When the project runs, drag a text file onto the Get File button, or click the button and select a file from the Open panel. Stop the run. If nothing happened when you dragged a file to the button, check to make sure the name of the button is the same as is required by the drop handler. if name of theObject is "pshFiles" then Also, double-check to make sure you have set the button to recognize a file (check Filenames in the Drag & Drop tab of Button s Info palette).

Of course, adding a view criteria to filter out these cancelled orders would prevent the application user from seeing, and therefore being able to reopen, an order. A more robust strategy might be to simply make a cancelled order read-only in the entity object cache. That way you can ensure that, regardless of the view object being used, the underlying entity object will never allow a cancelled order to be changed.