Coming from a traditional full request-response app development with
minimal very basic javascript, I have found that the following
fundamental learning materials are useful to help better understand
the mind-boggling munging and manipulation being done by the Ajax
Dynamic Elements and WOCo
On Aug 9, 2008, at 4:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went through the podcast example for using ajax in my webobjects
project. Are there any other examples or tutorials out there.
I would love to learn more.
See the Wonder source: Wonder/Examples/Ajax/AjaxExample/
Seek and ye shall find
I went through the podcast example for using ajax in my webobjects project. Are
there any other examples or tutorials out there.
I would love to learn more.
Ted
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Just a note: If you like your backups to be permanent, you might want
to consider using "write all output" for all your FB backups rather
than "write data". As Dave, in his widely acknowledged infinite
wisdom, points out, write data has endian issues - and it also has
version issues. For ex
On 09.08.2008, at 13:33, Mike Schrag wrote:
Mike, don't you see similar things with ERAttachment as David? Or
do you also relate to the specific subclass (that worked for me)?
I've never had this happen ... Just lucky, maybe?
Maybe. Tonight I'll have some time to create a test case with a be
Mike, don't you see similar things with ERAttachment as David? Or do
you also relate to the specific subclass (that worked for me)?
I've never had this happen ... Just lucky, maybe?
ms
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Damn. I have it working. When I copied everything into one model, it
works.
Now I need to create a test case I can make a bug report with. Grmbl.
As if I hadn't wasted enough time with that shit.
Mike, don't you see similar things with ERAttachment as David? Or do
you also relate to the s
Yup, testing seems to confirm it, it is an endian issue.
Thanks David for the pointer,
F
On Aug 09, 2008, at 09:58, David Holt wrote:
Hi Flor,
This may be too obvious, but are you copying from PowerPC to Intel
by any chance? If so, you need to do the backup as a "WRITE ALL
OUTPUT ..." an
Huh, I make a living by programming. A "failure of the tools" is an
integrated aspect of that. To some degree it defines the job.
But as a guys that works on the tools, "failure of the tools" is not
an opportunity to find a workaround, it's an opportunity to make them
better.
ms
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Hi all,
I apologize for the off topic post, but neither google nor the
FrontBase mailing list helped with this, so I figured I'd ask here,
maybe somebody will be able to advise.
I am trying to port database from one computer to another. I am
trying to do that by exporting backups, copyin
On Aug 08, 2008, at 23:21, Mike Schrag wrote:
it would just be nice to be able to define a launch config that
does the isolated end woa launch.
My preferred solution, though, is one where you never have to care
about these things ... I'd rather you spend your time writing your
application
On 09/08/2008, at 1:14 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
Where can I read up about this one?
Well, right here, my good man! I've always thought that making me
manually set the values of the attributes of my restricting
qualifier when I insert a new instance into an EC was stupid -- the
framework sho
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