Hi David,
On 13/02/2007, at 2:45 AM, David Aspinall wrote:
Many of you have probably encountered a situation where different
clients like minor changes to a shipping application's user
interface. As we strive to hold onto a common codebase for 90% of
our product we start to see pages with
public WOActionResults performActionNamed(String actionName)
{
WOActionResults result = null;
try
{
result = super.performActionNamed(actionName);
}
catch(Exception e)
{
if ((e instanceof NSForwardException) &&
(((NSForw
What is the secret to handling a wrong url ?
Where do I tell WebObjects say to go to the home page if someone
types in a garbled direct action?
Thanks
James Cicenia
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Chuck
On Feb 12, 2007, at 7:06 AM, Robert Snyder wrote:
Hi,
In the spirit of keeping the community vibrant and employed . . .
Penn State's Outreach unit is in the process of trying to fill a
WebObjects developer position. This
Naturally, and we do this all over the place, however this is not a
simple linear problem. Its not as if client A gets a traditional
left nav, plus a custom search field div over the header image, plus
wants a Calendar on the right column and wants Account list table
with a column for last
Many of you have probably encountered a situation where different
clients like minor changes to a shipping application's user
interface. As we strive to hold onto a common codebase for 90% of
our product we start to see pages with large numbers of
WOConditionals checking for one client cod
Hi,
In the spirit of keeping the community vibrant and employed . . .
Penn State's Outreach unit is in the process of trying to fill a
WebObjects developer position. This candidate would join a team of three
existing WO programmers, and be part of a larger WO development
community in Penn State
