Hello Tim;
Am I approaching this the wrong way or is there a simple way for me to
address actions in a child component using an enclosing form and
widgets that are both resident on the parent?
I think you want a child component's WOSubmitButton etc... to fire
actions on it's parent component
Hi All,
I am working on supporting MS SQL2005 for an application that runs
under FrontBase now. One thing I stumbled upon is that MSSQL does
not support constraints that are DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED. I
always use this for my FK constraints so that the sometimes random
ordering of s
Hello everyone.
Space is still available in Übermind's introductory class on
WebObjects in June.
Please see the details, below.
Aaron
Begin forwarded message:
From: Aaron Morse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: April 10, 2007 3:19:18 PM AKDT
To: WebObjects Dev Apple
Subject: WebObjects I - Intr
I'll bet that one was "fun" to debug! :-( Glad to hear that you
have it working.
Chuck
On May 25, 2007, at 9:40 AM, Alexis Tual wrote:
Okay, with a deployment on another server, it worked... so it had
to be the apache configuration, i compared the http.conf that
worked and the one that d
Okay, with a deployment on another server, it worked... so it had to
be the apache configuration, i compared the http.conf that
worked and the one that didn't and found this differences :
LoadModule encoding_module libexec/httpd/mod_encoding.so
AddModule mod_encoding.c
When this 2 lines are di
You are going about it the wrong way. This is making you want to do
things that you can not and should not want to do.
"Logic is driven by an inner class CalendarComponent.DayCell"
"can't figure out how to execute the working actions in
CalendarComponent from this perspective"
It seems you
Daniele:
Thanks for the response. No, I'm not really sure what is better and
you're probably right that it is best to put the form buttons on
CalendarComponent itself. I was searching for a solution that would
allow me not to do that so that I could simply leave the component
clean. I sup
Working directly at the JDBC level is really quick, particularly if
you use connection pooling. Apache's dbcp library has worked great
for me, and it's fairly easy to use (although configuration is a
little bit of a pain). Here's how I use it:
In your application, create a ConnectionPool
On 25.05.2007, at 01:22, Ted Archibald wrote:
I have a webobjects accounts receivable application that I have a
batch utility that changes certain fields everynight. I'm having
issues with the speed of the batch utility and I suspect the
slowness is due to having to access the full EO.
I
EOAdapterChannel.updateValuesInRowsDescribedByQualifier
If you want to use this properly, then either use or follow the
example of
Project Wonder:
er.extensions.ERXEOAccessUtilities.updateRowsDescribedByQualifier
Note that with this you are *directly* updating the row in the
database
2007/5/25, Timmy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
WO List:
My project has a large monolithic WOComponent that draws a calendar
(WOTable) with the ability to select checkboxes in each day to effect
a change on that day. This has functioned very well for some time now.
But I've decided to try and split this
Hi,
I have a webobjects accounts receivable application that I have a batch
utility that changes certain fields everynight. I'm having issues with the
speed of the batch utility and I suspect the slowness is due to having to
access the full EO.
Is there a way to change the value of a field in a
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