Is there any reason why you are not just pulling down Wonder Framework Binaries?
On Feb 24, 2014, at 7:48 PM, Jeffrey Schmitz wrote:
> Hello List,
>In my day job I'm evaluating webobjects for a project I'm on, with the
> prerequisite that it must be developed and deployed on Windows. So...
Just curious, does any folder name contain a space in it?
> On Feb 24, 2014, at 7:48 PM, Jeffrey Schmitz wrote:
>
> Hello List,
>In my day job I'm evaluating webobjects for a project I'm on, with the
> prerequisite that it must be developed and deployed on Windows. So... I'm
> gamely foll
Hi Ramsey,
Thank you very much for the instructions.
Bests!
Nilton
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> Em 24/02/2014, às 21:48, Ramsey Gurley escreveu:
>
> Hi Nilton,
>
> The presentation I gave at last year's WOWODC was on ponder, but I basically
> just detailed what features were available in the framewor
Hello List,
In my day job I'm evaluating webobjects for a project I'm on, with the
prerequisite that it must be developed and deployed on Windows. So... I'm
gamely following the Webobjects on Windows directions that I can find and
keeping a diary of the experience and the "gotcha's" I've run
Hi Nilton,
The presentation I gave at last year's WOWODC was on ponder, but I basically
just detailed what features were available in the frameworks. I haven't done
any sort of walk through or documentation on it beyond the example apps in the
repository.
A basic getting started would be,
1.
Hi Ramsey,
Is there any docs, podcast, etc, around how to use the ponder frameworks? It
really seems it's great stuff!
Bests!
Nilton
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Hey Larry,
You could try adding a subclass of ERXFrameworkPrincipal to your model
framework. It will get loaded even before the Application constructor so I
think you could do all your model swizzeling there.
From ERXExtensions.java (in, shockingly, ERXExtensions):
/**
* Principal class of t
Aaron,
I think that per-model properties should work well in this case so you don’t
need to put connection dictionary information in the model itself.
On the topic of automatic loading during launch, I also am separating model
groups for using separate OSCs and wonder if there is a better way
Hi Paul,
I guess you are doing a full page refresh to get that message?
Looking at the JS you could do "AMD.close();” in javascript to get it to close.
You could call it programmatically on the Javascript client side.
Alternatively if JS gives you the “heebie jeebies” there is another way.
Lo
Hi Greg,
On 2/24/2014, 5:10 AM, "Greg Brown" wrote:
I have a given database I want to integrate into some existing webobjects info
systems.
The database is not too normal, so some directions to proceede would be
appreciated.
“not too normal” LOL!
Q1. Some tables have no primary key, so no
Nice one David! :-P
On 2/24/2014, 7:06 AM, "David Avendasora" wrote:
Hi all,
I’m getting braver (dumber) in my old age.
I have decided that for what I want to do I want to keep two independent
EOObjectStoreCoordinators each having their own EOModelGroup made up of
different Models (okay, fin
Dear List
What is the proper way to close an AjaxModalDialog so the browser does not
complain that their may be unsaved changes on the page?
Paul
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Hey Aaron!
Nah, I just switched to using two model-specific sets of properties instead of
the Global settings.
The benefit to using the Properties instead of the EOModel connection
dictionary is that you can use different connection dictionaries in Dev vs
Production and have them switched auto
Hi David,
Try just putting that connection info directly into EntityModeler and stop
using the global properties. I know it is convenient to use a separate
properties file but perhaps that code doesn’t play well with what you want to
do.
If you go Apple old school on this, it won’t be a proble
Hi all,
I’m getting braver (dumber) in my old age.
I have decided that for what I want to do I want to keep two independent
EOObjectStoreCoordinators each having their own EOModelGroup made up of
different Models (okay, fine, They both load erprototypes.eomodeld) but as far
as non-prototype EO
Hi Pascal,Do you have a link of complete CRUD REST example ?Thanks for your helpEnvoyé depuis iCloudLe 23 févr. 2014 à 13:18, Pascal Robert a écrit :Should also be available in the WOLips 3.8 build that I added this morning: http://jenkins.wocommunity.org/job/WOLips38Community/43/artifact/temp/di
I have a given database I want to integrate into some existing webobjects info
systems.
The database is not too normal, so some directions to proceede would be
appreciated.
Q1. Some tables have no primary key, so no EOs. But there is a method called
rawRowsForSQL on the EOUtilities class. Is
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