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How To Use Generic Database Messages

One of the most compelling features of Model-Glue is its automated database capabilities. By using the Reactor framework, Model-Glue automates the creation and execution of common database tasks, such as single table CRUD (create, read, update, delete) and basic listing (SELECT).

The framework accomplishes this by automatically loading a controller (the "DataController") that listens for what are known as the "Generic Database Messages" (GDMs) These are a set of commands you can use inside your ModelGlue.xml file to invoke automatic database functions.

The GDMs also provide all data access functionality for event handlers created through the <scaffold> tag.

The four GDMs that the DataController is configured to listen for are as follows:

1. modelglue.GenericList When this message is broadcast, the DataController will attempt to list records from a given table.
   
   
2. modelglue.GenericDelete When this message is broadcast, the DataController will attempt to read a specific record from a given table.
   
   
3. modelglue.GenericCommit When this message is broadcast, the DataController will attempt to save a record to a given table.
   
   
4. modelglue.GenericRead When this message is broadcast, the DataController will attempt to delete a record from a given table.