[OGo-Developer] accessing telephone numbers of team members in OGOGroupsPage

[Sebastian Reitenbach]

developer@opengroupware.org wrote: 
> On Mar 6, 2007, at 09:09, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
> > in OGoGroupsPage.m it fetches the members like this:
> >   /* fetch members */
> >   members = [cmdctx runCommand:@"team::members",
> >                     @"teams",      self->groupList,
> >                     @"returnType", intObj(LSDBReturnType_ManyObjects),
> >                     nil];
> ...
> >   /* get telephones */
> >   LSRunCommandV(_context, @"person", @"get-telephones",
> >                 @"objects", m,
> >                 @"relationKey", @"telephones", nil);
> 
> Well, then the telephones should be available in the 'telephones'  
> array of the object.
ah, ok, so there is a members.telephones.01_tel key then? or do you mean I have
to add an 
NSArray *telephones to the OGoGroupsPage so that the telephone numbers will be
saved in 
there, while now as there is no such an array, they just disappear?.

> 
> > I see, because of the NSLog statements,  the telephone information  
> > is fetchted
> > from the database, but If it is not used, I wonder why it is done  
> > in the first place.
> 
> Because its just a generic fetch method which fetches some superflous  
> information.
ok

> 
> > another question, what are the differences between calling a  
> > command like this:
> >   /* get telephones */
> >   LSRunCommandV(_context, @"person", @"get-telephones",
> >                 @"objects", m,
> >                 @"relationKey", @"telephones", nil);
> >
> > and like this:
> >   members = [cmdctx runCommand:@"team::members",
> >                     @"teams",      self->groupList,
> >                     @"returnType", intObj(LSDBReturnType_ManyObjects),
> >                     nil];
> 
> No difference. One of those probably just calls the other.
ok, yes the team:members some time later calls that get-telephones command.

kind regards
Sebastian