Hello Johan;
You really need to serialise a GID and then deserialise the GID and fault it on
the target system. NSKeyGlobalID and NSTemporaryGlobalID both conform to
NSCoding so I guess that you could use that to achieve what you are after? You
could also use something like my JSON serialisation as an alternative.
cheers.
> I am trying to get a NSarray of NSDictionaries with Objects from one
> application to another application via a database text field.
>
> My idea was that I would first serialize the stuff on one side:
>
> setPlistTextField ( NSPropertyListSerialization.stringFromPropertyList(
> cart() ) )
>
> next, get it out on the other side:
>
> itemsList= (NSArray) NSPropertyListSerialization.propertyListFromString(
> plistTextField() )
>
> And then from the NSDictionary retrieve the EO Objects with some EOUtilities
> method.
>
> I first thought that
>
> Product ciProduct = (Product) EOUtilities.localInstanceOfObject(
> session.myEc(), (nl.netsense.theater.Product)
> tmpCartItem.objectForKey("product") )
>
> would do the trick, but that is not the case (I can imagine that the stuff I
> am sending it is not really a EnterpriseObject.
>
> The NSDictionary that I am getting contains stuff like this:
>
> {performance = ""; total = "11.0";
> qty = "1"; product = ""; }
>
> Which EOUtilities method would be able to retrieve the EO again from a
> dictionary value like:
>
> performance = ""
>
> ?
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