On 10.02.2007, at 22:05, Chuck Hill wrote:
I recall going down this road once and discovering that EOF did not
like abstract classes. At least I think it was EOF, it might have
been one of our other tools. I can't recall what the issue was,
but if you start getting odd exceptions, conside
I recall going down this road once and discovering that EOF did not
like abstract classes. At least I think it was EOF, it might have
been one of our other tools. I can't recall what the issue was, but
if you start getting odd exceptions, consider that it might come from
marking EO object
Hello;
Regarding A, I was looking at the NotificationFramework of Project
Wonder, but if I red correctly is not really efficient if the
application has a lot of request (I know this one doesn't).
I'm a bit unsure as to why the P.W. change notification would be
inefficient compared to using D
On 10.02.2007, at 19:56, Guido Neitzer wrote:
Is there a way to tell eogenerator to create an abstract subclass
if the entity is marked "abstract"?
To answer my question: yes, it is:
In the subclass template change the class definition line to:
public <$if isAbstractEntity$>abstract <$endif
Hi.
Is there a way to tell eogenerator to create an abstract subclass if
the entity is marked "abstract"?
cug
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On Feb 5, 2007, at 10:28 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
I currently run about 6 apps on my server, one with three
instances as it has the most traffic.
About one a week, the java monitor will hang upon its scheduled
restart of this application
and all three instances will be dead. I also notice t
Hello Mike;
It's actually more of an effect on WOSubmitButton than it is on
WOForm ... WOForm calls wocontext._setIsMultipleSubmitForm(true),
then passes down to its children. For a WOSubmitButton, if the...
Thanks for that –– it looks like there's a whole raft of private API
involved. :-(
Hi, Ute,
On Feb 10, 2007, at 11:58 AM, Ute Hoffmann wrote:
Hi Jerry,
thank you very much for your help. I did as you told me, tried to
su to appserver but could not. (I was still root after the su).
I haven't tried this as root, but if you can log in as a non-root
user with admin and sudo
Hi list,
it's been some time without a data freshness question:)
I've been reading the list and Practical WebObjects book to get as
much details as I can, but I just can't find the solution I'd like.
Here's a quick summary of the project related to this, it may give
you a better understanding
HI, Ute,
This sounds very much like a permissions problem. It looks like
gifsicle is throwing that first "Error with conversion" because it
can't open a file which is cascading to the other errors.
You say that you are logged in as root. I presume you mean that when
you "...open a termina
John,
I *have* solved this problem, albeit slightly inelegantly. I
determine when such a situation exists, create duplicate
relationships to all the concrete sub-entities, and create an OR
qualifier to replace the key value qualifier. At the moment, my
implementation requires a subclass
Son of a gun, I tried it on a identical situation in my model and I
got the same thing! I also use the regular jdbc driver. I've never
had to do it before so I never caught it. So, if misery loves
company, at least you now have company.
I would definitely say that eo does not support usin
Hallo,
I'm sorry for this off topic post, but im pulling my hair after hours
of testing and looking and perhaps someone sees what I miss.
I need to call gifsicle from a java process to optimize .gif images (as
imageMagick fails to do so and getting it working with ImageMagick
seems to eit
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