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Do I need to flip a setting or something in my Application to enable
compact tags?
Thanks!
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toURI().toURL()
because File.toURL() is deprecated (it doesn't convert spaces correctly)
After doing the above you should be able to create a new editing
context and create entity instances normally.
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On Nov 27, 2007, at 2:00 AM, Paul
framework = "ProscLib";
}
The error:
com
.webobjects.appserver.parser.declaration.WODeclarationFormatException:
JSAutocompleter: 1:14: Lexical error at line 1, column 17.
Encountered: "." (46), after : ""
Any suggestions for fully qualifying a component name?
Looks like it's already been updated!
The link appears to be <http://webobjects.mdimension.com/wolips/
EOGenerator/JavaEOGenerator-beta2.tar.gz>
Thanks Mike, I was toying around with cleaning up something we'd
written internally, this is probably much nicer.
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There's a bug in NSArray (actually one of the subclasses) where if
you call iterator() it doesn't fire the fault. So the iterator is
empty. If you use the enumerator or call count() first, it does fire
the fault. I'd bet that's what is happening in this case.
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On Oct 18, 2007, at 8:47 PM, Owen McKerrow wrote:
Further information
When I try and print out the revrse relationship from AuthorPub
back to Person I get null. i.e. EOF can't find the reverse
relationship back to the P
you've got multiple fields checked to use for locking purposes.
Checking a field for locking means that if some other process changes
a value that EOF has in memory, the update will fail, and you'll get
an exception.
On Oct 10, 2007, at 6:48 PM, Klaus Berkling wrote:
Why does WO create s
Think Different : Please Opensource WebObjects
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guess the
D2WQueryPage reuses the fetch specification object, but sets the
query on there. So my flag was still set, but the query had been
replaced.
On Sep 26, 2007, at 5:25 AM, Sam Barnum wrote:
I'm using a custom EOEditingContext subclass to auto-restrict
qualifiers (thanks t
I'm using a custom EOEditingContext subclass to auto-restrict
qualifiers (thanks to everyone who had suggestions on that)
To do this, I need to ensure that all DB access is done through my
EOEditingContext subclass (EGEditingContext).
I'm also using D2W.
The D2W class instantiates an editi
I'd side with Simon on this. If you're really importing a ton of
records, consider using raw JDBC. batched prepared statements are
your friend!
Unfortunately, you may end up rewriting some custom logic from your
EO classes. You can get some pretty impressive speeds with this
technique,
Hi Mike, we use IntelliJ for all our WO development. We've also
written a WebObjects plugin for it (Intelliwo). I don't think we
have any very complex projects I can send you the source for, but I'd
be happy to test out things here.
Let me know how I can help!
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Right, SimpleDateFormat isn't thread safe. I've heard
recommendataions to use joda time instead (http://joda-
time.sourceforge.net/)
Seems like it takes some of the ugliness out of dealing with dates
(haven't used it personally, but plan to)
I think it's probably a good fit for what you'r
Flex seems pretty slick for this. One complaint, since it's vector-
based, I'm surprised it doesn't look sharper when printed. Any way
to control this? Does flash always look crappy when printed?
On Sep 18, 2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephane Guyot wrote:
mike,
you can also "Think Different" :
I'm designing a WO app where multiple clients maintain their own
discreet sets of data. However, I'd like to keep everything in a
single database.
Certain entities are "global", meaning shared among all clients. A
good example would be a table containing status names for jobs. This
is
You might consider using a trigger. I personally have never used
them, but this sounds like a reasonable place to do so.
On Aug 17, 2007, at 10:36 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Hi Pierre,
On Aug 17, 2007, at 5:38 AM, Pierre Bernard wrote:
Hi Chuck!
You might want to simulate this using an attrib
avadoc files on your computer. I've got it set to index the J2SE
API and the WebObjects API. Apple-space brings it up, and then
typing "NSMUTAA" [return] opens the javadoc for NSMutableArray in
Safari. Very very handy.
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And if you're considering rolling your own CSV parser, I'd recommend
using this instead:
http://opencsv.sourceforge.net/
It handles the escaping of quotes correctly, and commas inside quoted
values. I've had good luck with it, except from a client who can't
seem to reliably generate a cor
I seem to recall reading something similar on the mysql lists. I am
quite certain that the order of the fields in an index is critical,
particularaly if you're sorting or grouping results.
Just got done optimizing some queries, so I'll just paste some notes
in here:
When a query includes a
Do you get this problem during development or in deployment?
If it's deployment, I've seen it caused by spiders. use a robots.txt
as mentioned previously.
If you're seeing it on-screen after clicking on something, it's
probably a badly formed hyperlink.
On Jul 6, 2007, at 11:34 AM, Mike
I'd like to vote for this method, not all of us use Eclipse. We have
4 WO developers, and we use IntelliJ.
On Jul 5, 2007, at 5:30 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
If we built a WOBuilder, we would really only build one that I
would use, too, so it has to not suck (this quite possibly means
such an
Wicket is really sweet. I'd just like to toss in a recommendation
(shameless plug, actually) for IntelliJ with IntelliWO plugin. This
still relies on the WO dev tools, however, just not XCode.
On May 20, 2007, at 2:57 AM, Bruce Fancher wrote:
Whatever you do, don't learn JSP aka the evil s
One more suggestion that I haven't seen yet: use a
You can style this however you want with CSS, and put an image inside
the tag like so:
May not be supported by older browsers, but at least your site won't
break if javascript is off. Alternately, make liberal use of the
tag.
On Ma
Using display:none causes the browser (Safari, anyway) to ignore the
button when it's looking for the first submit button in a form.
style="visibility:hidden" does not have this behavior.
Probably the best way to ensure it doesn't mess up your layout is to
give it a position:fixed attribute.
of all qty
fields, or something.
This might be a good approach to use as a fallback with the
javascript mentioned by Ian.
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On Mar 4, 2007, at 4:43 PM, Ian Joyner wrote:
This is what I do. You need to attach a little bit of Jav
I've just been checking this out too (partly because of the new IntelliJ plugin for GWT).Pros:* I'm pretty impressed with the code translation, and shudder to think about trying to hand-code some of the _javascript_ that this thing does.* I particularly like the Timers, for animated stuff.* I wasn'
IntelliJ also works nicely for WO development, although we tend to run XCode in the background for binding support in WOBuilder, although most of the time that isn't really necessary.On Oct 16, 2006, at 1:59 PM, Gordon Maynard wrote:Hi,May I ask a slightly different question, what is the recommende
So the actual JFreeChart graph is not displayed in an HTML page, but
as a swing component, correct?
I think you're probably going to need to go with DirectActions.
Because component actions depend on a context object. That, or
you'll need to pass in the WOContext (or a context ID) to the
I like it but it's a little long...
how about:
WayToWo (or Way2WO)
MoWo! Forget about cowbell, what it really needs is some mo' wo
-Sam
On Aug 17, 2006, at 10:48 AM, lbland wrote:
On Aug 16, 2006, at 3:33 PM, Pascal Robert wrote:
That's a good name :-) Or maybe "WebObjects' Not Rails" o
I'd recommend doing your search directly on the database using an EOQualifier, then set the found set for the display group. One of the easiest ways of doing this is via a named fetch spec in EOModeler.For example, create a named fetch spec called "QuickSearch" in EOModeler, which searches all sor
I'm not attending, but live in SF, so I'll try to go (if it's not
going to be too crowded!). Someone ought to start an evite for this,
it'd be much easier to keep track of.
On Jul 10, 2006, at 10:52 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
Monday would be fine
After adding my votes to either Mon or We
I'd recommend filtering the item in the java code. You can use an EOQualifier to do this rather easily.For example, to filter out items whose "status" attribute value is "hidden", you could use something like the following:public NSArray filteredItems() { return EOQualifier.filteredArrayWithQualif
Arr, and don't forget to set the last batch once the loop is closed.
On May 31, 2006, at 8:47 AM, Sam Barnum wrote:
The solution is to fetch all objects with a single fetch, then
populate the "child" relationships for records from the bottom up,
by examining the to-one pare
ng it be seen as an edit by EOF.
On May 31, 2006, at 8:47 AM, Sam Barnum wrote:
The solution is to fetch all objects with a single fetch, then
populate the "child" relationships for records from the bottom up,
by examining the to-one parent relationship of each EO. Since
The solution is to fetch all objects with a single fetch, then
populate the "child" relationships for records from the bottom up, by
examining the to-one parent relationship of each EO. Since it's a to-
one relationship, the faults will pull from the cache, and since
you've fetched all EOs,
I don't think you'll have much luck doing dynamic zipping on the upload side, browsers don't give you much control over file inputs, for security reasons. You could write an applet that does this, where you drag a file or directory onto the applet, which zips it and sends it to a DirectAction or s
You can also use a regular submit button and hide it using CSS. Make
this the first button in your form:
style="position:fixed;visibility:hidden;"/>
Pressing enter will now trigger this button, which isn't dynamic, so
shouldn't do anything (as long as the form action is not set).
ooF
seems to conflict with Axis - I was able to resolve this problem by
installing the other three Xerces libraries from 2.7.1. My web
services calls worked properly after that, as did WooF.
All in all though, if the above are addressed, Woof7 is definitely
going to be a great addi
If you run into any other issues with Filemaker, please post them
here or send email to the WooF support team, we'll do our best to get
them answered. Since WooF7 uses XML to query the database, there are
some unexpected issues with regards to speed and equality searches.
Doing an equals
Or, save a lot of the complexity and instead of binding your
hyperlink/button to the displaygroup.displayNextBatch, create a new
component-level action called 'displayNextBatch' and bind it to
that. This method does the requisite checks, and call the
displayNextBatch() method in display gr
I've used a hybrid approach before. Images are stored in the
database, but "cached" and served from the filesystem. That way, if
you wipe out the filesystem or install on a new machine, the images
are written to the filesystem again and served from there.
On Dec 9, 2005, at 11:53 AM, [EMAI
Slightly different topic, but how do you write tests at the component
level? My WOComponent classes need a WOContext in the constructor.
And there needs to be a running applicaiton, or else you run into
NullPointerExceptions.
I can fake a WOContext by manually creating a WORequest with th
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