Comparing arrays

Hi all I have a slight problem which I am looking for the most efficient solution: I am comparing 2 NSArrays containing numbers, with the aim of removing the numbers in one array from the other array. The first array is obtained by rawRowsForSQL which returns the numbers as Longs. The s

WOWOWOWODC 2007

Great show tonight, thanks everyone and great to see a strong community! Below is a link to the WOGoogleCheckout open source framework that we released at the 'conference.' Glad to be giving back to the community. http://www.codefab.com/unsupported/WOGoogleCheckout/ Thanks, Scott __

Re: Quiet on the Lists Tonight

We have 30 people at the Chevy's :-) Man, it's quiet on these mailing lists tonight. You guys must have had quite a WOWODC session and are all probably out at a bar by now getting a good start on an inch by inch (or is that mug by mug) journey to oblivion. I'm only REALLY SORRY I'm not ther

Quiet on the Lists Tonight

Man, it's quiet on these mailing lists tonight. You guys must have had quite a WOWODC session and are all probably out at a bar by now getting a good start on an inch by inch (or is that mug by mug) journey to oblivion. I'm only REALLY SORRY I'm not there on that journey with you. Hope al

WO 4.5 on NT & Env Vars

Wondering if anyone out there remembers this stuff -- circa 1999 Vital Signs: WO 4.5 NT ProjectBuilder (YellowBox) Java bridged to Obj-C Details: I am just starting work for a client who still has a few 4.5 WO apps. I have been spinning my wheels for a week trying to get the source to com

Re: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Le 07-06-10 à 04:18, Thierry Kramis a écrit : this might be a nice solution. What you're asking to do is possible, but certainly more work... How would I realize this then? Consider that all the comments bellow have not been tried by me, they are pure _speculation_ based on what I know ..

Re: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Hi, Thierry, You might have noticed some hesitance in the replies you've gotten. That's because you're describing a very general, but particularly difficult problem, the value of whose solution might never approach the magnitude of the effort you'll put in to solve it if it isn't bounded

Re: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Thierry, I don't really have much to contribute to the discussion, except that I would not try to use WO in this way. I think it will only bring you tears, and many of them. If I were you I would try to find some other persistence framework, one that was made to do with what you are thin

Re: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Hi Thierry, maybe the GVCVirtualTabes framework can help with that problem. It is included in the GVC Frameworks: http://www.gvcsitemaker.com/marketing/download Examples of it's usage are here http://www.gvcsitemaker.com/marketing/benefits/__data_tables and here http://sitemaker.umich.edu

FW: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Don't know if this is the way to go because I wanted to preserve my database independency... Am 10.6.2007 3:37 Uhr schrieb "jerry porter" unter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Check this url out. > http://www.stepwise.com/Articles/2005/DBChanges/index.html > > I use this exclusively in my apps. > > --

FW: Creating EOModel and new databases dynamically

Am 9.6.2007 23:53 Uhr schrieb "Ken Anderson" unter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Thierry, > > Is there a way to do this through meta-data style definitions? In > the past, when I've wanted to do this, I've found it easiest to build > generic style tables (like fieldName, value) and use additional pr