Re: Problem with nested editing contexts

2007-03-24 Thread Mike Schrag
Isn't that supposed to do automatic locking/unlocking for you, or is there something I need to add? Not by default. You have to add the Properties that define what locking behavior you want. I posted the settings I use a couple of weeks ago ... Search for that on the list, and also read the

Re: Problem with nested editing contexts

2007-03-24 Thread Steven Mark McCraw
Hi Chuck, That's was a good thought, and actually I was not locking the child EC. It still strikes me as bizarre that the responsibility of locking and unlocking the editing context is left up to the programmer, but that's just me griping. Also, it looks from the output like ERXEC is ge

Re: Making a WO Project dependent on a WO Framework Project

2007-03-24 Thread Lachlan Deck
Hi Michael, late response... On 09/03/2007, at 2:12 PM, Michael Scott wrote: I'm having difficulty working out how to make an Xcode WO project depend upon a WO Framework project. Could anyone help? I have a WO framework project and two application projects (a survey system and a booking

Re: Problem with nested editing contexts

2007-03-24 Thread Chuck Hill
Are you locking the child EC? On Mar 24, 2007, at 2:30 PM, Steven Mark McCraw wrote: Hi all, I have recently bumped into a problem with using nested editing contexts to accomplish add/edit workflows. What I'm doing seems simple enough, and correct from my understanding of the documenta

Problem with nested editing contexts

2007-03-24 Thread Steven Mark McCraw
Hi all, I have recently bumped into a problem with using nested editing contexts to accomplish add/edit workflows. What I'm doing seems simple enough, and correct from my understanding of the documentation. I'm creating a nested editing context: EOEditingContext nestedEC = new EOEditing