I've been trying to get the /wa/WOEventDisplay direct action to work.
The description in the Javadoc for WOEvent says you need a property
"EOEventLoggingPassword" set to provide a password that will let you
access the event displays.
In fact, this does NOT work as described -- you need to:
EOEventCenter.setPassword(System.getProperty("EOEventLoggingPassword"));
(in the application constructor is a good place).
I'll log this in BugReporter today (5.4.2 has the bug) unless someone
jumps out and tells me I'm missing something obvious.
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Moral PS: When I went hunting for some reference to this I found a
message exchange between myself and Alex Johnson from January 2003:
At 10:26 AM -0600 1/7/03, Alex Johnson wrote:
I noticed that there's a setPassword method in the EOEventCenter.
You could use this and see if it changes (a)
EOEventCenter.password() and (b) the system property. Maybe the
key is not actually "EOEventLoggingPassword" in spite of the
documentation.
I'm now using EOEventCenter.setPassword("xxx") because I can't get
it to work via properties. I checked the key too, and
"EOEventLoggingPassword" seems to be right (I decompiled the
WebObjects code to check!).
My code is now:
EOEventCenter
.setPassword(System.getProperty("EOEventLoggingPassword"))
which is what WebObjects should be doing itself ... Oh
Well ... Gav
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