Since EO does not have an equivalent boolean type (strange since it's
there in Java), I just use Char (1) and put in 'T' or 'F' in the
table with functions 'f: char (1) -> boolean' to do the cast (Casts
are just functions, but like many things, C syntax obscures this
fact). Seems to be the
Hello;
I'm having a bit of trouble with my WOTimers not firing under WO 5.2
when my WOA is deployed into a servlet container (tomcat) -- has
anybody else experienced issues with WOTimers and servlet deploy or
has even had some luck with this combination?
cheers.
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Greetings,
I have an existing simple WO app, that had been happily running under
Mac OS X 10.3 and WO 5.2. I don't think there is anything weird
about it, or strange configuration, as I didn't change the
configurations from the OS updates.
However, I had to make some minor updates to the
On Dec 18, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Stirling Olson wrote:
Notice the difference in digits on the timestamp values. This
causes WO to think that the row has been updated outside the
application so the update fails.
I've experienced similar problems with timestamp values on other
databases as w
Hello Amedeo;
is possible to override the "valueForKeyPath" method application
wide ?
Your best approach here would be to create a superclass for all of
your component controllers. In that superclass, override the
"valueForKeyPath" method and this then applies globally for all of
your
Hey Mike,
Thanks. Yeah, I just did some logging on the Postgres side and
noticed that I'm getting statements like this:
UPDATE Template SET content = ''::text WHERE
(entityId = 22::int8 AND modifyTimeStamp = '2005-12-18
12:07:40.980'::timestamp AND createTimeStamp = '2005-12-18
12:07:4
By the way, every time I've had that "failed to update row", it was
caused by optimistic locking failing because of precision problems in
either a float/double/decimal type or a timestamp type that was
mapping to a date (without time) type in the database.
ms
On Dec 18, 2005, at 2:04 PM, S
On Dec 18, 2005, at 6:01 AM, Alex Finkel wrote:
The correct syntax to use in the active executable is:
-EOAdaptorDebugEnabled true
You can also try a command line by into your and
launching as:
./ -EOAdaptorDebugEnabled true
The Java form "-DEOAdaptorDebugEnabled=true" also works as
Still no luck. Is there any way to set this programmatically? At
least that way it will have to compile.
Any known problems with XCode 2.1 or WO 5.3 on this front?
Thanks everyone. I'm trying to get this logging working so I can
solve a REAL problem where I mysteriously get the following:
I use both MySQL and OpenBase...OpenBase is a bit expensive, but works very wellMySQL gave me same problems... (I suggest MySQL if you don't have to do large databases)Best RegardsAmedeoOn 15/dic/05, at 23:52, David Holt wrote:Following on to the "images in the database" discussion from earlier in
The correct syntax to use in the active executable is:
-EOAdaptorDebugEnabled true
You can also try a command line by into your and launching as:
./ -EOAdaptorDebugEnabled true
On 12/17/05, Stirling Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm. I've tried all the combinations and still no succes
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