Hello,I have made a construction with EOQualifier here is my QualifierString:(languagesavedtemplate.language=%@) and ((name caseInsensitiveLike %@) OR(languagesavedtemplate.savedtemplatedescription caseInsensitiveLike %@)) AND(usersavedtemplate.user=%@) AND(usersavedtemplate.user.usernode.node=sav
Yep. That does it. I missed that in the docs. Was looking at
objectFromRawRow.
Works like advertised. Thanks Paul and Chuck.
Drew
On Sep 27, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Paul Lynch wrote:
On 27 Sep 2006, at 14:29, Drew Thoeni wrote:
I implemented objectFromRawRow and am baffled by this exception:
At 9:08 PM +0200 9/27/06, Dev WO wrote:
What would be the best way to approach this? and maybe some pointer
for the following steps;)
... I always find that reading the Jakarta Commons code inspires me!
In this case I would look at PropertyListConfiguration class in the
commons-configuration
Gilles,
I think I get what you're asking . . .
WOFileUpload is responsible for getting the file from the client
browser into a NSData field in your application. (In this case it
looks like it is called aFileMp3.) The file on the client browser
becomes a data stream upon transmission from
Hello list
i look at the Developper example application who demonstrates the
creation and use of WOFileUpload elements. It says that this element
allows you to transport files from client machines to your
application server. My question is :
Does that mean either "transport" to the databas
Hi,
I though everything was good with my oneToOne (pk to pk)
relationship, but not completely in fact.
So A and B have a relationship joining their pk.
But B can be "alone", which means I can have B object without A object.
So it happens that sometimes, when creating a A object (which will
Mostly wild guesses...
On Sep 27, 2006, at 3:09 PM, David Holt wrote:
Hi everyone,
I really hate asking this because it seems like it has been asked
frequently on the lists. I have been using Jonathan Rochkind's
solution for the past year or two, but I am no longer streaming to
a path o
HI Miguel,
You want this WOAction (super class of WODirectAction) method:
public WOSession existingSession()
Restores the session based on the request. If the request did not
have a session ID or the session ID referred to a non-existent
session, then this method returns null. To determine
Hi!
I need to make a small security check at a Direct action, and that
is, making sure that a session (given by the "wosid" parameter in the
request) exists. First, I'm assuming that if the URL has the "wosid"
parameter, the load balancer point me to the right instance...
right!? Second
Hi everyone,
I really hate asking this because it seems like it has been asked
frequently on the lists. I have been using Jonathan Rochkind's
solution for the past year or two, but I am no longer streaming to a
path on the file system, and it doesn't serve for uploading into the
database.
On Sep 27, 2006, at 1:49 PM, Zak Burke wrote:
Tarun Reddy wrote on 9/27/06 4:18 PM:
I assume that awakeFromInsertion (based on the name) does not execute
until the actual insertion of the object in the database, which
means I
can't rely on the value until the object has been saved. I am
cu
On Wed, 2006-09-27 at 16:27 -0400, David LeBer wrote:
> On 27-Sep-06, at 4:18 PM, Tarun Reddy wrote:
>
> > I assume that awakeFromInsertion (based on the name) does not execute
> > until the actual insertion of the object in the database, which
> > means I
> > can't rely on the value until the o
Tarun Reddy wrote on 9/27/06 4:18 PM:
> I assume that awakeFromInsertion (based on the name) does not execute
> until the actual insertion of the object in the database, which means I
> can't rely on the value until the object has been saved. I am currently
> using the method to store creation date
On 27-Sep-06, at 4:18 PM, Tarun Reddy wrote:
I assume that awakeFromInsertion (based on the name) does not execute
until the actual insertion of the object in the database, which
means I
can't rely on the value until the object has been saved. I am
currently
using the method to store creati
Hmm... I guess I knew that. I switched to using createAndInsertInstance
everywhere for that reason. I didn't see far enough that behind the
scenes it is doing a new Idea() and then adding it to the context. Of
course by the time it does the insert, the value is set in the
constructor.
I assume tha
Hmm... I guess I knew that. I switched to using createAndInsertInstance
everywhere for that reason. I didn't see far enough that behind the
scenes it is doing a new Idea() and then adding it to the context. Of
course by the time it does the insert, the value is set in the
constructor.
I assume tha
Hi Chuck,
I’m installing WebObjects libs into a local maven repository. As maven 2
allows describing transitive dependencies for a JAR, I started to do
that with WO libs.
I have asked to avoid waste of time (if a list of transitive
dependencies already exists in some place, for instance). No
On Sep 27, 2006, at 12:08 PM, Dev WO wrote:
Hi Chuck:)
Check that the strings file has {...} around it like this:
{
key1="value one";
key2="value two";
}
Actually this is correct.
Meaning that is they way they are already? If so,
NSPropertyListSerialization will handle
Hi Chuck:)
Check that the strings file has {...} around it like this:
{
key1="value one";
key2="value two";
}
Actually this is correct.
It seems I have to implement a complete parser for my .strings files.
I'll most probably be using it quite often, so I'm ready to invest
OK!
I figured it out
After learning about invokeAction (thanks Chuck) things started to
fall in place. However, I had placed an errant "#" in the href of the
generated image map. After analyzing the urls I noticed that, took it
off, and now everything works great. Any method of popup c
If I am understanding you (James), then Mark's approach seems like
the right one. I have some something similar integrating WO with an
EditLiveJava! popup to edit a text area on the page (this is from the
popup window):