Yes it's referencing A in my example. Do I have to reference all
subentities of A ? I'll try tomorrow at the office.
Thanks
Alex
2013/12/9 Ken Anderson
> Is the back pointing relationship referencing the superclass? You need to
> create multiple relationships, specifically naming all the sub
Is the back pointing relationship referencing the superclass? You need to
create multiple relationships, specifically naming all the subclasses.
On Dec 9, 2013, at 5:41 PM, Alexis Tual wrote:
> Hi Ken,
>
> thanks for your suggestion, but I already have the backpointing
> relationship...
> I'
Hi Ken,
thanks for your suggestion, but I already have the backpointing
relationship...
I'll try to do a simple projet to isolate the issue.
Alex
2013/12/6 Ken Anderson
> In ancient times… (and I mean like, 15 years ago)
>
> A back pointing relationship from the subclasses of B to the abstra
Is there an easy way to get ERRest to use session’s default editing context if
session is available? It seems I am missing out on WebObject’s snapshot caching
when not using long lived editing contexts.
Michael Kondratov
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Hi Chuck,anySession() is a method which come from ERXSession classpublic static WOSession anySession() { return (WOSession) ERXThreadStorage.valueForKey("session"); }ThanksEnvoyé depuis iCloudLe 9 déc. 2013 à 16:31, Chuck Hill a écrit :\On 2013-12-09 2:37 AM, "Raymond NANEON" wrote:Hi, I al
\On 2013-12-09 2:37 AM, "Raymond NANEON" wrote:
Hi,
I always have the Exception, so I rewrote mySession() method. After catching
Exception, I don't create a new session but use the same like this :
public Session mySession() {
if (sess == null) {
try {
se
On 2013-12-09 1:20 AM, "Raymond NANEON" wrote:
Hi Samuel,
I surrounded the mySession() by "try - catch" because the Exception appear when
sess = (Session) session(), so I catch the Exception and create a new session.
The problem is not in creating new session but in checking old session.
I ini
Hi, I always have the Exception, so I rewrote mySession() method. After catching Exception, I don't create a new session but use the same like this : public Session mySession() { if (sess == null) { try { sess = (Session) session(); } catch (Exception
Hi Samuel,I surrounded the mySession() by "try - catch" because the Exception appear when sess = (Session) session(), so I catch the Exception and create a new session.The problem is not in creating new session but in checking old session.I initialized mySession with session which come from my Dire
