Hi all,
I have come up with a pretty good way to use EOModeler to manage Java
Interfaces as well as normal classes. By using a combination of
entries in the userInfo dictonary and EOGenerator custom templates I
can get EOGenerator to generate interfaces properly and put the
proper "implem
You should be able to do this if you have this repetition inside the
form with one submit button that calls an action that saveChanges(). You
shouldn't have to do anything special special.
Make sure that the "userlist" array does not change between
appendToResponse() and subsequent invokeActio
Hi,
I am a newbie to webobjects and have run into an issue
that does not seem to have much info out there. I am
attempting to display a table/WORepetition inside a
form where a user can edit all the item values and
submit them to change the values in the database.
So, the WORepetition list binding
See comments below:
Louis Demers wrote:
Hi
I would like to save newly created EO immediately but there could be
other objects in the default EditingContext which I do not want to
commit to the database immediately.
My first attempt was to create a new short term EditignContext, insert
my n
Hi
I would like to save newly created EO immediately but there could be
other objects in the default EditingContext which I do not want to
commit to the database immediately.
My first attempt was to create a new short term EditignContext,
insert my newly created EO in it and call saveChanges
On Apr 20, 2006, at 11:57 AM, Ray Kiddy wrote:One might observe that there is a class of bugs in Xcode where, if the project state gets "complicated" in certain ways, Xcode start behaving "oddly". It is difficult to get people to sign up to fix this sort of problem. There are always other problems
Hi Ray,
On Apr 20, 2006, at 11:57 AM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
The Java update is probably not the problem. We have tested Direct
to Java Client and Java Client with the Java 1.5.0 update.
Not to split hairs ;-) but have you also tested the _rest_ of
WebObjects? Can you say if it was all OK?
On Apr 20, 2006, at 10:47 AM, Ryan Poling wrote:
Our project is a Java Client application (double clickable), and I
found that the 1.5 update caused it to fail on build with an error
"jam failed with exit code 1". Switching the symbolic link to
1.4.2 fixed the problem for me.
-Ryan
T
Our project is a Java Client application (double clickable), and I
found that the 1.5 update caused it to fail on build with an error
"jam failed with exit code 1". Switching the symbolic link to 1.4.2
fixed the problem for me.
-Ryan
On Apr 19, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Owen McKerrow wrote:
At
I do think it's the same problem, but because it was a "permanent"
issue with that box, bouncing Apache didn't fix it (once Apache
restarted, it was still using bogus DNS info). "apachectl restart"
is normally my savior for these as well. But yeah, I suspect the
same fundamental problem h
Mark and Alan,
newDonor is a java.lang.Long <--- this is not Integer, but Long has a
.compareTo() method as well.
BUT still got same error. Took the advice that perhaps it's a primitive,
went with this: if(newDonor.intGender().intValue() == 0)
...now life is good. The EO has this attribute as
Hi!
It happens to me all the time, as I develop on a Powerbook that is
connected to 2 or 3 different networks every day. I just pop up a
terminal and "sudo apachectl restart" and everything is fine again.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2006/04/20, at 15:12, Mike Schrag wrote:
Occasionally I r
Patrick, your example got me thinking about some code I had used in
the past. It works but I still do not get a result from this
particular stored procedure. Other Sybase built-in stored procedures
that I tried (sp_helpdb is one example) do return a result set. It's
a in-house only project
Hello Bill,
Is the intGender method returning an Integer, or (more likely) an
int? If an int, then of course it isn't as object and therefor has
no "compareTo" method. ;-)
Regards,
Mark
On Apr 20, 2006, at 10:25 AM, WebObjects wrote:
Perhaps it's an off-blend of coffee that is obscuring
System.out.println("newDonor is a " + newDonor.getClass().getName());
Regards,
Alan
On Apr 20, 2006, at 9:25 AM, WebObjects wrote:
Perhaps it's an off-blend of coffee that is obscuring my vision,
but why in
the world would I be getting "cannot resolve symbol : method compareTo
(java.lang.In
The computer on which an application is running needs to be
identified in the communications between wotaskd and the application
instances it manages because of configurations with multiple hosts.
In the simplest configuration, Apache and JavaMonitor and wotaskd and
all your applications wi
Perhaps it's an off-blend of coffee that is obscuring my vision, but why in
the world would I be getting "cannot resolve symbol : method compareTo
(java.lang.Integer)" when I know this object is an Integer.
Is there a simple one-liner System.out.printlin statement that I can use to
test the object
Unfortunately this particular case wasn't solved by restarting ... I
did a few desperate restarts of each individual piece during my
flailing :) In this case DNS was just actually wrong and something
in the chain of wotaskd/apache/woadaptor/mod_WebObjects/etc depended
on it not being wrong
Mike,
When I do development on my laptop (with WOHost = localhost) and plug
into someone else's network after sleeping, I find that:
/System/Library/StartupItems/WebObjects/WebObjects restart
works every time. That might help in your circumstance as well.
Ken
On Apr 20, 2006, at 10:12 AM,
Occasionally I run into something really odd, and I thought I'd pass
along the solution in case someone else runs into it ...
One of our clients is running a prototype WO app and launching it
from Eclipse. Yesterday they changed the IP of that machine and all
of a sudden, the app just give
20 matches
Mail list logo
