Hello Guys,
I've got an application using Transfer along with MG and CS that runs a
fairly substantial cache on it, which is really very important to
performance.
One thing I've been finding ever so frustrating is that if I make a small
change to a service layer object, a bug fix for instance
Hi Robert,
It should not be too difficult, I've added all kind of methods to my
decorators. This is how I'd do it:
1. The model persists its data in 3 tables for the 2 objects and their many
to many relationship (foos, bars and lnk_FooBar). Transfer.xml should look
something like:
...
Hi again, Robert,
My experience is that unless you only modify the views, you need to reinit
the framework, and loose cached objects... honestly, I don't see how you
could keep objects cached that may have changed their behaviour when you
modify their code. :P
Cheers,
Pedro.
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Hi,
I have an object, "Role" and an object "Rights". Roles and Rights have a
manyToMany relation. I want to associate multiple rights to a role. The
roles and rights are static - only the linking table gets updated to reflect
which rights are associated with a given role.
I figure to do it lik