Re: Problem of Building project converted from Objective C

Hi, John, I do my development work on a Mac, not on Windows, so I'm guessing here, but try going to your Terminal app and typing in: which gnumake If gnumake exists and is on the search PATH, it should tell you the directory that it is in. If it doesn't exist, I'm not sure what to tel

Re: WebServices server.wsdd namespace help

Hi there, On 04/04/2006, at 9:20 PM, Francis Labrie wrote: Lachlan Deck wrote: [...] ...and then accessing the wsdl file (such as "http://mysite.com:80/ cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyApp.woa/ws/SomeName?WSDL") the file returned contains the instance number of the application. -

Re: more oracle problems

Thanks Guido, Anjo, Wojingo  for you help.Removing both the order by or distinct both seem to work but now I understand why. Regards Dave On 04/04/2006, at 8:24 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:Maybe. Other DBMS, other problems ...I had this problem with Frontbase about a year ago with one of the Wonder met

Re: Database and EO Modeller

Flame war?  n :)It is possible to reorder the adaptor operations to suit your needs in dealing with database constraints.  In the past, I have used this capability to change the order of operations based first on Insert, then Update, then Delete - and then each group based on dependencies as de

Re: Problem of Building project converted from Objective C

Hello Dino, Thank you for your reply. My app was converted from Objective C and try get it run on Window XP. I changed the path in make file like what you said. But I got the error when I built my app. The error is "/bin/gnumake: not found". suggestons are very appreciated. John --- Ricar

Re: Database and EO Modeller

Jeffrey Pearson wrote on 4/4/06 1:58 PM: After viewing the video, it looks like I am going to be much happier if I copy off the tables, use EOModeler to actually create the tables in the db and then import the data. It looks like some invisible plumbing is set up by using EOModeler to generate

Re: Database and EO Modeller

On 4 Apr 2006, at 19:13, David LeBer wrote: On 4-Apr-06, at 1:58 PM, Jeffrey Pearson wrote: Thanks to all (David and Paul) for the resource suggestions. I ordered the books from Amazon...just a fyi: it was under $20 for both of them Also, I bought and have the videos. I have watched

Re: Database and EO Modeller

On 4-Apr-06, at 1:58 PM, Jeffrey Pearson wrote: Thanks to all (David and Paul) for the resource suggestions. I ordered the books from Amazon...just a fyi: it was under $20 for both of them Also, I bought and have the videos. I have watched most of the first one. Quick question. This

Database and EO Modeller

Thanks to all (David and Paul) for the resource suggestions. I ordered the books from Amazon...just a fyi: it was under $20 for both of them Also, I bought and have the videos. I have watched most of the first one. Quick question. This app I am creating uses existing data in an existi

[Meeting] Toronto Area Cocoa & WebObjects Developer Group - Reminder

Hi all, The first tacow meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at the Apple Canada Market Centre. Details on the presentations, directions, and info on door prizes are at our blog . We look forward to seeing everyone there! --Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> smi

Re: WebServices server.wsdd namespace help

Hi, I wrote: Right now, the dynamic WSDL generation is not exposed to developers so there currently isn't a clean solution to perform this. One workaround is to hardcode rules (of com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment type) with the serviceLocationURL key for each operation that you want to use

Re: WebServices server.wsdd namespace help

Hi, Lachlan Deck wrote: [...] ...and then accessing the wsdl file (such as "http://mysite.com:80/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyApp.woa/ws/SomeName?WSDL") the file returned contains the instance number of the application. -- <...> -

Re: more oracle problems

Maybe. Other DBMS, other problems ... I had this problem with Frontbase about a year ago with one of the Wonder methods (ERXBatchingDisplayGroup?). The class only fetched the ids but tried to apply an "order by" - which was a problem. cug On 04.04.2006, at 12:20 Uhr, Anjo Krank wrote: I

Re: more oracle problems

I guess the problem is not the Order By, but rather the distinct. At least that was the problem with the Postgresql plugin (where we fixed it a long time ago) Cheers, Anjo Am 04.04.2006 um 12:15 schrieb Guido Neitzer: On 04.04.2006, at 6:36 Uhr, Dave Elsner wrote: If I remove the DISTINCT

Re: more oracle problems

On 04.04.2006, at 6:36 Uhr, Dave Elsner wrote: If I remove the DISTINCT or the ORDER BY then it works fine. Is there any reason the above SQL should not work and if so why is WO generating incorrect SQL? The sql (readable) is: SELECT DISTINCT t0.academicGeneral, t0.accessLe

Re: more oracle problems

Dave Elsner wrote: Hi, After moving an existing application to Oracle 9i. I have encountered some problems with the SQL being generated from WebObjects, it generates the following SQL: SELECT DISTINCT t0.academicGeneral, t0.accessLevel, t0.activeNameID, t0.brandNewRecord, RTRIM(t0.buildi