On 12 Jun 2019, at 11:54 pm, Henrique Prange via Webobjects-dev
wrote:
> "That's a code smell" was my first thought as well. I tried to pass on the
> same editing context among all the components involved in this operation.
> However, considering the level of abstraction of the system and the
Hey guys,
"That's a code smell" was my first thought as well. I tried to pass on the same
editing context among all the components involved in this operation. However,
considering the level of abstraction of the system and the disconnection
between the components, sharing the same editing conte
The other thing to consider is that comparing the EOGlobalID means they are the
same object, but that does not meant the two objects are the same — if either
EC has uncommitted changes. Unless you are using READ UNCOMMITTED that is not
a case you will encounter in the database. It does not loo
At the base of it - if you do “.equals()” with one EO and another… even if they
generate the same GlobalID they will not be equal if they are in different
editingContexts.
So that’s why an in memory evaluation doesn’t work.
When you query the database, there is no EC in that realm, so you get
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your feedback. It's good to know that I'm not alone. :) Even though
it's an unusual situation, I wondered if someone else hasn't been bitten by it
too.
I'll create a pull request for discussion. Fixing the problem for toOne
relationships is not complicated. I'm looking at t
Hi Henrique,
On 21 May 2019, at 08:22, Henrique Prange wrote:
> I've been using the EOQualifier.evaluateWithObject method to filter some EOs
> in memory. Everything works fine except for one particular case. It always
> returns false if I try to evaluate a qualifier containing EOs with an EO f
Hey guys,
I've been using the EOQualifier.evaluateWithObject method to filter some EOs in
memory. Everything works fine except for one particular case. It always returns
false if I try to evaluate a qualifier containing EOs with an EO from another
editing context.
The code below demonstrates t
