On Aug 21, 2006, at 21:53, Watkins, Garry wrote:
Tore, where can I find your code in svn?
Just checked it in to https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/
cayenne/sandbox/CocoaCayenne/CAYClient/
It is a single where I test out stuff, but most of the stuff should
be refactored out to a framework. A bit more easy to have it as a
single project for now.
It depends on the latest HessianObjC *including* my latest patch sent
to HessianObjC-mail list an hour ago.. Should apear in svn and/or in
the super slow sourceforge mailing list archive. Anyone remember
sourceforge? :) It looks like HessianObjC are not very widely used,
but it is easy to fix bugs and bryan answers mails.
It will try to connect to http://localhost:8080/cayenne-service that
are based on the cayenne ROP tutorial with some modifications:
* Authentication turned off in web.xml. Will have to fix this in
HessianObjC.
* Model extended with a query named "objcquery" that return all
person objects.
TODO:
* use CAYPersistentObject as a superclass to all client entity
objects.
* try to get ToOne and ToMany faults working.
* fix licence header stuff.
Using Core Data sounds very cool. With or without core data we will
need some common stuff in place. Like a working HessianObjC-framework
and Cocoa-side implementations of most of the cayenne objects passed
over the hessian channel. Any news on the Core Data track?
Regards,
- Tore.
