Awhile back I had a plain Java app that included EOF. In eclipse it's just a
Java project with the following jars and a WO framework in the class path:
JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework
javaeoaccess.jar
javaeocontrol.jar
javafoundation.jar
JavaJDBCAdaptor.jar
javaxml.jar
Here is the EOF initialization c
That sounds about right. You are lucky it did not contact an American legal
firm and sue you!
On 2014-04-25, 8:13 AM, "Hugi Thordarson" wrote:
P.S. Missed you at WOWODC. I stayed surprisingly sober. It’s all your fault. A
fun group of 5 Germans did a good job of trying to replace 1 Icelandic c
Hi Alexis,
Thanks for sharing.
I go to put the solution in my apps properties.
Chuss
Ray
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> Le 25 avr. 2014 à 16:39, Alexis Tual a écrit :
>
> Hello,
>
> just wanted to share this bug with the community, in fact it's a java "bug"
> (or misconception) causing memory leaks
>> I created this handy little page (which is reading the ERPrototypes model)
>> when choosing my types, perhaps it can be of help to someone else:
>>
>> http://hugi.karlmenn.is/Apps/WebObjects/Hugi.woa/wa/ERPrototypesAction
>
> That is *really* cool Hugi!
>
> Is the source available somewhere?
On Apr 25, 2014, at 11:05 AM, Hugi Thordarson wrote:
> I created this handy little page (which is reading the ERPrototypes model)
> when choosing my types, perhaps it can be of help to someone else:
>
> http://hugi.karlmenn.is/Apps/WebObjects/Hugi.woa/wa/ERPrototypesAction
That is *really* co
>> P.S. Missed you at WOWODC. I stayed surprisingly sober. It’s all your fault.
>> A fun group of 5 Germans did a good job of trying to replace 1 Icelandic
>> crazy man, but fell short - we found our way back to the Hotel on only the
>> 2nd try.
>
> My liver was actually pretty relieved that Hu
Hi David!
>> I'm using ERPrototypes in most of my projects.
>
> Heads up. Lots of those are broken.
Yeah, I used to have my own prototypes but I migrated my projects to
ERPrototypes (picking a subset of prototypes that I found “safe”) after having
a hard time with conflicts when using projects
Sounds like what would have been a “Command Line App” in the old Project
Builder days…
I’d start with a Wonder app and strip out all the frameworks that you don’t
want - maybe even start with the JavaClient project template and just delete
all the client-side stuff, or the ERRest application an
In your main method do this:
ERXExtensions.initApp(Application.class, new String[0]);
OR this
ERXExtensions.initEOF(new String[0]);
Having an Application class is weird since you don't need it, but there are
a few places where things can break if WOApplication.application() returns
null. I'd
On 25.04.2014, at 16:43, John Pollard wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> What is the sensible way to create a new application in Eclipse that uses EOF
> and a model, plus draws on Wonder bits and bobs, but isn't a web app i.e. has
> no web front end? I think Eclipse once had an EOF Application type, or I
At the End,
don’t leave dbConnectURLGLOBAL blank ;-) thats all ;-(
Matthias
Am 25.04.2014 um 01:47 schrieb Matthias Jakob :
> Hi David,
> hi Andrew,
> hi there,
>
> after a remote debugging session I’ve found the problem (Remember I will use
> a JNDI JDBC Datasource!):
>
> In ERXMigrator
>
Hi List,
What is the sensible way to create a new application in Eclipse that uses EOF
and a model, plus draws on Wonder bits and bobs, but isn't a web app i.e. has
no web front end? I think Eclipse once had an EOF Application type, or I may
have mis-remembered that.
I can create a new Wonder
Hello,
just wanted to share this bug with the community, in fact it's a java "bug"
(or misconception) causing memory leaks :
http://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6501120
With wonder, if you use ERXThreadStorage and inheritable thread storage
(the default), threads created later (e
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