I'm attempting to read in a plist, alter some information, and then
write it out again. My approach has been to read in the plist, convert
it to a NSDictionary, alter the value of a given key, and then convert
the dict back to a plist and write the file to disk. However, I am
stuck on conve
I have a simple postgresql setup with one trigger that
fires a stored function. I would like my webobjects
app to know about this procedure. (Or maybe I
don't...).
Basically if I insert a new person name, I fires a
procedure that inserts a row into a meta data table
and sets the reference back to
On 02.02.2008, at 22:12, Theodore Petrosky wrote:
ok I was playing around tonight and doing some
tests... So I typed in
Hello World
Hello World
Hello WorldHello World
Hello World
I got an error
Error:
com.webobjects.appserver.parser.woml.WOMLTemplateParserException
exception
Reason:
com.w
I am scratching my head at the purpose of being WO independent but
depending on other projects.
JBND is not dependent on any other project, completely standalone.
For deployment WO is essentially free so I do not really see the gain.
Well, providing Cayenne users with a data binding library
Hi.
Something is not really clear to me with the 5.4 component parser:
The documentation [1] states:
"Keys prefixed with the Q character are analogous to prefixing ? in
the original .wod file in a WOComponent bundle and are used for
appending formValue content."
And even gives an example:
ok I was playing around tonight and doing some
tests... So I typed in
Hello World
Hello World
Hello WorldHello World
Hello World
I got an error
Error:
com.webobjects.appserver.parser.woml.WOMLTemplateParserException
exception
Reason:
com.webobjects.appserver.parser.woml.WOMLTemplateParserExc
Hello; For somebody who makes no use of "display groups" and forces
the encoding in the components, I've never fully understood the need
for the ".woo" files. Can I just drop them all?
cheers.
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Hello Asim;
The idea behind my article was to support a deployment that was
similar in topology to WebObjects' own wotaskd -- not a regular
"servlet container". So it is not so much messy, but just
intentionally not trying to "do the usual thing". Those instructions
may also be a little
I am scratching my head at the purpose of being WO independent but
depending on other projects. For deployment WO is essentially free so
I do not really see the gain.
The only way to determine the WebObjects version is to check the plist
of the JavaWebObjects bundle, this is how the install
As WOLips just calls into the WO Derby plugin, I'd guess you better
log a bug with WO.
Cheers, Anjo
Am 02.02.2008 um 19:39 schrieb Sergio Sánchez Maffet:
does anybody know a quick workaround for the above mentioned issue.
Derby does not support the cascade command in drop table statements,
Hi all,
does anybody know a quick workaround for the above mentioned issue.
Derby does not support the cascade command in drop table statements,
but the Entity Modeler in WOLips generates always the cascade command
which leads to a SQL syntax error if you execute the SQL without
modificat
Like Mike said, JBND is made so to be as data storage type
independent as possible, even though it's primary purpose always was
to bind WO and Swing. I will make sure that translations for WO
qualifiers are provided.
Talking about WO evolution, I already have a few places in my code
where
Friends:
If anyone is doing WO dev with ldap and has any pointers about how you
got the built-in slapd running on client (leopard) I'd love to hear
about it (on/off-list). I've done all my testing against our live
OpenDirectory server and I'd like to move to a local instance for
further d
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