I got side-tracked trying to do some J2EE application builds at work. One thing I stumbled across, though, is it might be "fun" mapping Java types to ObjC types. I'll probably have to do conditionals or write a bit of Java code to support it.
/dev/mrg On 10/26/06, Tore Halset <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello. I have added support for key value validation using the information from the model. Validation are done pr field (customizable from Interface Builder) on the client before commit. See screenshot: http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~halset/tmp/cocoa-client-20061026.png commitChanges and performQuery also have error handling now... There are several ways to do error handling in Cocoa, but I have used the one Core Data uses (error:-argument). I have also fixed some minor issues like: * init toMany relationships with empty array on new * improved CAYEntityResolver.lookupObjEntity CocoaCayenne not support mapping BigDecimal (++) yet. Serialization from the java side is perfect, but the Cocoa side of it is not. NSDecimalNumber uses a strange thing called class clustering that makes this a bit messy... Any news on the velocity-templates? - Tore.
