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Figure 2-15. The script and the resulting properties of a chosen folder The result of the script is a record that contains about 30 properties associated with the folder class and their values that apply to the actual folder you chose. Although the get properties of folder the_alias statement seems like its own little command, it is not. The command is actually the verb get, and properties is a reference to the property named properties. Some object properties return a number, such as size, and some return text, such as name. The properties property returns a record that includes most of the other properties. Looking at the folder properties you got (Figure 2-15), you can see that each property label/property value pair is separated by commas and that the value is separated from the label by a colon. Here is part of it: {name:"first book script", index:3, displayed name:"first book script" name extension:"", extension hidden:false, ... You can easily tell that the value of the property name is "first book script", the index is 3, extension hidden is false, and so on.

public void changeOrderModeFilter(String mode) { ViewCriteria vc = getViewCriteria("OrdersModeViewCriteria"); setOrderModeBind(mode); applyViewCriteria(vc); executeQuery(); }

The properties property exists in most objects in many applications, so it s almost a sure bet that you will get the results you want if you try it. All you have to do is make sure you have a valid object reference (see the How to Talk to Objects So They Listen section later in this chapter).

As you look at a class s properties in the dictionary, some properties will have r/o written next to them. These properties are read-only, which means you can ask to see their value, but you can t change it. Although initially it appears to be a questionable restriction, some properties were simply not meant to be tampered with or are naturally unchangeable. Take the application Address Book, for example. When you create a new person entry, that person automatically gets a creation date value assigned to it. Although being able to use AppleScript to get the creation date of a person is nice, it would not make any sense if you could change that date; it would no longer be the creation date, but just any date. If you try to change the value of a read-only property, as in the script shown in Figure 2-16, you will get an error, as shown in Figure 2-17.

This will find the view criteria, and then use a generated bind variable accessor to set the value of the bind variable. The code will then apply the view criteria and re-execute the query. If you choose to expose this method to the UI, you must expose it in the client interface. This feature can be found under the Java tab of the OrdersView view object editor. You can then bind to this method and parameter from the UI by dragging and dropping the method from the Data Controls panel onto the page, as shown next, to provide a custom search feature on orders.