On 22/11/2005, at 8:18 AM, Mike Nowak wrote:Thanks for your response, Denis. I am trying to create a saved fetch specification in the eomodel file, rather than doing it programmatically. I used to be able to create a fetchspec in EOModeler like: letterDate <> nil.Sorry, t's a long time since I buil
Hi there,
just wondering (out of interest, and while I think of it) if anyone
knows where the definitions are for WebObjects Builder. i.e., for the
syntax created when inserting new keys/actions.
I'd like to be able to change the default spacing and curly-brace
positions.
e.g., so I don
On 22/11/2005, at 3:39 PM, Randy Becker wrote:
Okay. I've got a project working well on my local mysql database,
and I'd like to deploy it to my server, which is running jetty. The
only problem so far is connecting the app to my database. My host
gave me a url of the form
jdbc:mysql://mys
Okay. I've got a project working well on my local mysql database, and
I'd like to deploy it to my server, which is running jetty. The only
problem so far is connecting the app to my database. My host gave me
a url of the form
jdbc:mysql://mysql/dbname?user=username&password=password
where ca
Thanks -- I filed a report for this one and for one when using NOT. It's too bad because the built-in editor has some nice features.On Nov 21, 2005, at 10:33 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:Hi there,On 22/11/2005, at 6:18 AM, Mike Nowak wrote: Thanks for your response, Denis. I am trying to create a saved f
Hi there,
On 22/11/2005, at 6:18 AM, Mike Nowak wrote:
Thanks for your response, Denis. I am trying to create a saved
fetch specification in the eomodel file, rather than doing it
programmatically. I used to be able to create a fetchspec in
EOModeler like: letterDate <> nil.
1) Go to bug
Jeremy Matthews wrote:
Haven't done this in a while
I have an Entity named "Tests", with an attribute "testType"
I created a WO popup with the following bound:
list: testList (I created a key for NSArray of "Tests")
selection: newTestsEntry.testType (which is a key of type "Tests")
noSelec
On Nov 21, 2005, at 2:17 PM, Jeremy Matthews wrote:
Haven't done this in a while
I have an Entity named "Tests", with an attribute "testType"
I created a WO popup with the following bound:
list: testList (I created a key for NSArray of "Tests")
selection: newTestsEntry.testType (which is
Haven't done this in a while
I have an Entity named "Tests", with an attribute "testType"
I created a WO popup with the following bound:
list: testList (I created a key for NSArray of "Tests")
selection: newTestsEntry.testType (which is a key of type "Tests")
noSelectionString: "Choose one!
On Nov 17, 2005, at 10:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using a wohyperlink to open a new browser window that displays a
calendar (one month only). I would like the user to select a date
(wohyperlink) from the calendar and return the selected date to
referring
page.
There are a number
Hi,
I am not sure if you already got a response from the list, but I did
not see one on the list...
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Hi Helge,
I agree, it's very difficult to release software with no bugs. What
I was referring to were long-standing bugs that have not been fixed
over several releases. It just made me wonder if they were actually
aware of them. I am referring here to WebObjects builder
specifically.
Thanks for your response, Denis. I am trying to create a saved fetch specification in the eomodel file, rather than doing it programmatically. I used to be able to create a fetchspec in EOModeler like: letterDate <> nil.On Nov 21, 2005, at 1:53 PM, Denis Stanton wrote:Hi MikeOn 22/11/2005, at 7:25
Hi MikeOn 22/11/2005, at 7:25 AM, Mike Nowak wrote:I switched over to Xcode 2.2, which is working pretty well for me, but I have run into trouble editing fetch specifications. Specifically, I want to be able to test one of my attributes in an entity to see if it is null. If I use the qualifier edit
I switched over to Xcode 2.2, which is working pretty well for me, but I have run into trouble editing fetch specifications. Specifically, I want to be able to test one of my attributes in an entity to see if it is null. If I use the qualifier editor in Xcode, and try to say letterDate != null, it
Wow after a practically sleepless night...
My app can connect again?! WTF
Well, I will accept the goodness.
No If I can only figure out why er.java.mail redirects to 127.0.0.1 I
will be very happy.
- James Cicenia
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Hey folks,
I'd like to set up a feature where D2JC client applications can send
files back to the WO server. The initial thought would be to create
a second server process to receive the files. However, I'm wondering
if there's something already available between the WO client and
server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Total wild guess, but I had a similar problem a while back with a non-
WO app.. My notes say to run /Applications/Server/MySQL Manager and
make sure that Allow Network Connections is checked. Tiger comes
with MySQL installed but for some reason it leaves that box
Hi Lachlan, hi David!
I just wanted to make a point here mentioning that I really appreciate that
Apple is doing somthing in improving the tools. Sure nothing is perfect. The
world is not perfect... never. I mean, yeah, improvement is necessary and a
great thing.
Perhaps i was a little fast with
Hi all!
How I can change scheme (to 2001 scheme) of SOAP response, that sended by
WOApplication?
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Le 05-11-20, à 03:52, David Teran a écrit :
The advantage of a factory method for creating all your own subclass
EC's is that you can modify in one place how EC's are created and
create EC's that are of special use to you. My WKEditingContext
subclass is preloaded with a .user() method that re
Dear Helge,
Yes of course some of the behaviours you can 'get used to' but as a
developer myself, anything that does not operate as it should, or
operates in a very erratic way which is not user-friendly, is a bug.
It may not damage anything physically in the file, but it costs a lot
of
Thank you Lachlan, and thank you too Helge for your less than useful
response.
All the same, yes I suppose I should have taken the question to the
Xcode list. Sorry about that.
Regards,
David.
On 18 Nov 2005, at 03:06, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Hi there,
On 18/11/2005, at 1:43 AM, Helge Sta
James Cicenia wrote:
Hello -
Somehow, something was changed and now I cannot for the life of me have
my app connect to the mysql database.
Here is some info:
If you're using the 'stock' OS X mysql, what does
/etc/mysqlManager.plist contain...?
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Graham Lee
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