Bernie Greenberg wrote: > Yup, sorry > dataset = TDBFactory.createDataset(); > > By the way, I made the changes recommended by Andy's long first response > and the thing is working like a charm, no errors, no odd behavior, > seemingly asynchronously functional....
Good. I checked, calling TDBFactory.createDataset(...) at the end calls StoreConnection.make (...). So, it should not matter. However, I experienced that exception and that does not happens when I use StoreConnection directly. Strange... I'll continue to investigate... since I want to understand if I did something wrong (what it is) or if not, what went wrong and why. Thanks, Paolo > > On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 10:55 AM, Paolo Castagna < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Bernie Greenberg wrote: >>> I have >>> dataset = store.getDataSet(). >> What's 'store'? Is it an instance of StoreConnection from TDB >> or some other (internal) class you have? >> >> I see no getDataSet() method on StoreConnection, so I assume >> it is something internal to your app. How does getDataSet() >> create a Dataset? Via StoreConnection or TDBFactory? >> >> Paolo >> >>> On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 10:40 AM, Paolo Castagna < >>> [email protected]> wrote: >> ... >>>> Bernard, are you using StoreConnection or TDBFactory to create your >>>> Dataset(s)? >> >
