I have a set of two objects:
Project
Employee
The Project has three attributes that relate to Employee:
projectOwnerID
consultantID
projectManagerID
I'd like to use single-table inheritance and have Employee with
children.
It is unclear to me how to create three many-to-many joins in
EOM
Funny, in this world where search is king you'd think there would be
more on this subject.
Y'know, I do search for a living. What I find is that everyone thinks
they know how to do it but few do. With that kind of attitude, I'm not
surprised there aren't that many books.
Language is a thin
Jump in and give it a go.
It's really pretty easy to get a handle on. The standard Lucene docs
cover most common scenarios.
On Dec 2, 2005, at 3:52 PM, Jonathan Miller wrote:
That was my guestimate but I'm not familiar w/ that tool ~
Do you know of any "Practical" examples of using Lucene
Hi Jean-Francois,
The method invoked when clicking the link now looks like this:
public WOComponent visEmne() {
topic = subjectItem.subjectText();
quoteDisplayGroup.queryBindings().takeValueForKey("emne",
topic);
quoteDisplayGr
Hi there,
On 03/12/2005, at 12:40 AM, Christian Telepski wrote:
i am stuck on a many-to-many relationship.
I have 'product' <->> 'prodcat' <<-> 'category', so this means
flattened: 'product' <<->> 'category'
now always if i try to insert categories ina product i get
following exception:
Hi there,
On 01/12/2005, at 11:19 PM, Helmut Tschemernjak wrote:
we have a similar problem for WO generated forms, reports, etc. One
idea is the following:
Capture the HTML output from a generated page and save this to an
HTML temp file, automate Safari or FireFox to open and print this
