Studio Developer Manual / Version 2406.0
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You can now create custom remote beans which are linked to the corresponding EntityControllers.
Every remote bean consist of an interface and an implementing class. For the note model, the files
Note.ts and NoteImpl.ts would look like:
import RemoteBean from "@coremedia/studio-client.client-core/data/RemoteBean";
abstract class Note extends RemoteBean {
abstract getDescription():string;
abstract getUser():string;
abstract getNoteId():string;
}
export default Note;
Example 9.125. Abstract class of Note remote bean
with the implementing class
import { mixin } from "@jangaroo/runtime";
import RemoteBeanImpl from "@coremedia/studio-client.client-core-impl/data/impl/RemoteBeanImpl";
import Note from "./Note";
class NoteImpl extends RemoteBeanImpl implements Note {
static readonly REST_RESOURCE_URI_TEMPLATE: string = "notes/note/{id:[^/]+}";
constructor(uri:string) {
super(uri);
}
getDescription():string {
return this.get("description");
}
getUser():string {
return this.get("user");
}
getNoteId():string {
return this.get("noteId");
}
}
mixin(NoteImpl, Note);
export default NoteImpl;
Example 9.126. Implementing class of Note remote bean
When implementing remote beans, you have to make sure that the URI path of the remote bean described
in the constant REST_RESOURCE_URI_TEMPLATE.
[static readonly REST_RESOURCE_URI_TEMPLATE: string = "notes/note/{id:[^/]+}";]Example 9.127. Remote Bean URI path
matches the REST URL of the Java controller entity class.
In the last step, Studio has to register this class as a RemoteBean. Studio comes
with a plugin for that, so simply add the following line in the init section of your Studio plugin
or the init.ts file or your plugin module:
BeanFactoryImpl.initBeanFactory().registerRemoteBeanClasses(NoteImpl)
Example 9.128. Register class as remote bean
You can now use your custom remote bean within components to render a note's description.
