[Finally reviewing some older postings]
On 7/2/11 5:20 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
If you have some custom SQL that needs to be executed for specific
tasks, normally you would use the bizobj's executeSafe() method, passing in
the desired SQL
Here's my approach to this problem, which is
On Jul 2, 2011, at 11:47 AM, Raef wrote:
1. I see. I will have an attribute in the Bizobj called confPass, then on
value change or on lost focus it will call a method in the Form. The Form
will then change the value of the attribute in the bizobj, then I will
compare the passwords in the
On Jun 30, 2011, at 9:41 AM, Ruffy Collado wrote:
1.Example I have a password field connected to the datasource and
datafield in a MySQL table. I also have another field which is a confirm
password, this one is of course no connected to the datasource. On the OnHit
method of a button, I
1. I see. I will have an attribute in the Bizobj called confPass, then on
value change or on lost focus it will call a method in the Form. The Form
will then change the value of the attribute in the bizobj, then I will
compare the passwords in the validateRecords(). I forgot that the form knows
Hello, I have got a few questions and this may end up very long so sorry.
I came from the Web Application development style using PHP, a few console
programming in C but never had a full blown GUI Desktop application
experience. I can now fairly see the difference in both development.
I
On Thursday, June 30, 2011 06:41:20 am Ruffy Collado wrote:
Hello, I have got a few questions and this may end up very long so sorry.
I came from the Web Application development style using PHP, a few console
programming in C but never had a full blown GUI Desktop application
experience.
