Has anyone tried setting a table column editor to either a JCheckBox or JComboBox in Java Client?I have a table set up in Interface Builder where I want one of the columns to display check boxes for booleans instead of "true/false". Having connected it up though, I find that the column displays "tr
Thanks Chuck and Robert.
I'm currently catching, reverting and otherwise ignoring the exception
being thrown. I just didn't know if there was anything else I should
have been doing. I appreciate your time and help on this issue.
- Eric
On 12/2/05, Chuck Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eric,
>
I managed to produce printer ready PDF output using
iText. Although iText can't do anything, it is rich enough
for my app.
Now I need to start testing using real-world big image media files.
Don't know exactly right now, but I suppose that these calls may
take some to finish. Probably too much t
Le 05-12-04, à 14:24, Jan Verrept a écrit :
I've made a Class "Language" containing two vars "language" and "languageCode" of type String
In Session I create and populate an NSMutableArray "languages" of type "Language"
IN SessionI create a var "language" of type Language
In Session I create a v
I've made a Class "Language" containing two vars "language" and "languageCode" of type StringIn Session I create and populate an NSMutableArray "languages" of type "Language"IN SessionI create a var "language" of type LanguageIn Session I create a var "languageCodeToStore" of type String (the goal
David,
Thanks. Upon researching this more, and contemplating your option #2,
it seems that what would really suite the needs of this problem is
"single-table mapping."
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/UsingEOModeler/
7ModelingInheritance/chapter_7_section_5.html#//apple_
This looks like it offers exactly what is needed to generate straight
forward PDFs from HTML. I will try it right away.
Thanks you for the info.
Helmut
Nathan Walker wrote
How about http://www.secondmove.com/WebPDFReports/ The license is only
$39 dollars and is worth every penny. It makes
Hallo,
sorry, this is more a Java than a WebObjects Question...
Suppose a user loads up a file with data (cvs) which will be read in by
WebObjects and then parsed and sent to the database... How can I find
out which the encoding of the file provided by the user is?
Is there a test I can run o
How about http://www.secondmove.com/WebPDFReports/ The license is
only $39 dollars and is worth every penny. It makes using PDF in WO
very easy and straightforward. Definitely worth checking out.
--
Nathan
On Dec 3, 2005, at 3:25 AM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Hi there,
On 01/12/2005, at 11:19
please explain better
can you add a EOmodeler graphical view screenshot?
amedeo
On 04/dic/05, at 06:00, Drew Thoeni wrote:
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 si
I don't believe you need 3 many-to-many joins. There are three
different ways to handle this each with their own benefits/drawbacks.
1) Three to-one relationships:
- With the classes and attributes that you already have, create the
following to-one relationships
- Project.projectOwnerID -
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