Le 2011-09-13 à 16:53, James Cicenia a écrit :
> That would bring a lot of attention to WO!
Bah, nobody cares.
>
> On Sep 13, 2011, at 2:38 PM, Paul D Yu wrote:
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>> I was thinking an extension to EOModel like that of (dare I say it Dave?)
>> JavaClient, where EO's and Attributes can be marked
Greetings all,
This month's WO-NoVA meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday at 6:30 at Mad Fox
in Falls Church. RSVP appreciated!
We'll be having a relatively informal meeting where we can discuss whatever
development related stuff we decide to, and ask whatever questions you would
like.
Hope
That would bring a lot of attention to WO!
On Sep 13, 2011, at 2:38 PM, Paul D Yu wrote:
> I was thinking an extension to EOModel like that of (dare I say it Dave?)
> JavaClient, where EO's and Attributes can be marked as CoreData/ERRest. Then
> generate an CoreData Model that will easily sup
All,
We have a repetition inside an update container where we'd like to be able to
have a context menu. Has anyone done anything like this? Ideally, a user
could right click, choose an option, and it would send a component action with
the index/item set properly.
Thanks,
Ken
Well, this app will be using data in a mostly read / only fashion.
Here is where I am at:
1) Created a ERD2W Modern App to gather data (Worked Like a Charm!)
2) LEARN REST for the possibility of connecting to it from an app.
3) Create the XCode project...
Now in the past I would sync up a sqllit
I was thinking an extension to EOModel like that of (dare I say it Dave?)
JavaClient, where EO's and Attributes can be marked as CoreData/ERRest. Then
generate an CoreData Model that will easily support the Synchronization work
that was presented at WOWODC?
Paul
On Sep 13, 2011, at 3:00 PM, Je
I think I remember that some old versions of xcode used to open eomodels and
save them as coredata models.
Maybe I am wrong though...
JPM
Le 13 sept. 2011 à 19:12, James Cicenia a écrit :
> Is there a way to convert an EOModel to Core Data ?
>
> Thanks
> James _
you have an iPhone app connecting to WO?
I don't know of a solution for that, but I've wondered about the practicality
and possibility while doing lots of REST stuff with WO and iPhone.
What's your situation and thoughts on the potential of such a thing?
I've considered mirroring the remote dat
Is there a way to convert an EOModel to Core Data ?
Thanks
James
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Cail is correct about the original usage of this. The intention (or, well,
implementation as there is no documentation regarding intention) was for this
to be used with string arguments. Somewhere along the way (WO 5.2 maybe?) EOF
was extended to interpret it differently for attributes and to-
Le 2011-09-13 à 12:42, Ramsey Gurley a écrit :
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> On Sep 13, 2011, at 7:21 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
>
>> I have an EO entity that I use to store the value and the type of a report
>> parameter. The EO have a couple of EO attributes that is stored in a
>> database, but the « value » attribute
On Sep 13, 2011, at 7:21 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
> I have an EO entity that I use to store the value and the type of a report
> parameter. The EO have a couple of EO attributes that is stored in a
> database, but the « value » attribute is a non-EO attribute, because I only
> need to ship the
Hey there,
if anyone else is interested in connecting via LinkedIn (maybe for future
contract work or interesting projects), feel free to add me.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mariussoutier/
Cheers,
- Marius
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I have an EO entity that I use to store the value and the type of a report
parameter. The EO have a couple of EO attributes that is stored in a database,
but the « value » attribute is a non-EO attribute, because I only need to ship
the value to a REST service, I don't need to save the value of
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Cail Borrell
> Date: 13. sep 2011 14.45.02 CEST
> To: David Avendasora
> Cc: Cail Borrell
> Subject: Re: FrontBasePlugIn & EOQualifier.QualifierOperatorContains
>
> Hi David,
>
> I believe it was originally thought of as similar to the like qualifier and
>
Hi all,
I've recently started monitoring any exceptions that occur in WO apps I have
running. I get emailed any exception messages along with a stack trace. Does
anyone know what could possibly cause the one below?
Exception occured Timer already cancelled.
Stack Trace:
java.lang.IllegalState
Hi Q
Looks like you are right.. apparently, there is a string value defined as
"final static" instead of "static final". This caught me off guard as the
code was previously working, and I checked that it is still in jre 1.5.x.
Two apps sharing this same framewrok works now. Thanks for very
Looks like it's having trouble firing the static initialisers in
IBusinessUnitKeyValueParameters. The class bytecode isn't missing, the JVM
can't initialise it.
There should be another exception to go with that one that shows why the class
failed to load.
On 13/09/2011, at 6:37 PM, Cheong Hee
I have a question about what the EOQualifier.QualifierOperatorContains is
supposed to be for.
I have always used it with Oracle and MSSQL Server as a way to create
qualifiers that check to see if an Object is one of the objects in a toMany
relationship. For example:
EOQualifier thatHaveMeAsAFr
Hi
I have this interface file called IBusinessUnitKeyValueParameters.java that
contains some static constant string values. The file is not being loaded
though I have other files in the same framework loaded with no issue. I am
running out of steam and appreciate if someone could shed some
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