Joda LocalTime attribute in ERRest

Hello, I have an entity that uses both Joda LocalDate and LocalTime attributes. I’m using ERRest to serialise these EOs. LocalDate works fine under all circumstances. LocalTime seems to be serialising to XML and plist correctly, but causes the JSON serialiser to lose its mind. INFO net.sf.jso

[ANN] Wonder 6.1.4

The WOCommunity team is pleased to announce the release of Wonder 6.1.4. Ant users can download the distribution packages from the Wonder 6.1.4 release page: https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder/releases/tag/wonder-6.1.4 Maven and Gradle users can specify the version 6.1.4 in your project's c

Re: Fetching through snapshot

On 16 Sep 2015, at 8:30 am, Paul Hoadley wrote: > On 16 Sep 2015, at 1:27 am, Hugi Thordarson > wrote: > >> Newly inserted (uncommitted) objects are not included when you fetch. One >> way to get around this is to use the “objectsWithQualifier” methods of >> ERXEOContr

Re: Fetching through snapshot

On 16 Sep 2015, at 1:27 am, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > Newly inserted (uncommitted) objects are not included when you fetch. One way > to get around this is to use the “objectsWithQualifier” methods of > ERXEOControlUtilities to perform your fetches, they have an > “includeNewObjects” parameter

Re: Fetching through snapshot

Thanks Hugi, that was it! Works like a champ! I knew there must be someting in there. Wonder is somehow waaay too large so that it is almost impossible to really know everything. I have been working with Wonder for the last 10-ish years or so and still learn something new all the time. ---mark

Re: Fetching through snapshot

Newly inserted (uncommitted) objects are not included when you fetch. One way to get around this is to use the “objectsWithQualifier” methods of ERXEOControlUtilities to perform your fetches, they have an “includeNewObjects” parameter you use to indicate that you want to include new objects from

Fetching through snapshot

I am running into a problem with fetching. As I am away from my desk and all the books for the next couple days I kindly ask here for help: I fetch data from the database with the standard fetchAll...() method. This properly generates SQL queries delivering the requested data. Now the user mani

Re: ERDistribution

It's intended for JavaClient apps that aren't DirectToJC. It is mostly to add logging and enable easier debugging. The deserialization fails randomly in my experience, and I needed the logging to see that. EODistribution COULD be used without Swing to enable remote EOF operations between servers

ERDistribution

Can anyone say what ERDistribution adds and whether it should be used as a drop in replacement for EODistribution for Java Client apps? Is there any documentation around it, the wodev list seems to draw a blank on this topic. I currently use EODistribution. I spotted it only because after updat

Re: Wonder git update

Just to add… I have no local changes to preserve, I just want to take a snapshot. I think this might do it? git fetch —all git reset —hard origin/master > On 15 Sep 2015, at 11:43, John Pollard wrote: > > Hi List, > > I would like to grab the latest WonderSource, last grabbed Feb 2013. > I ca

Wonder git update

Hi List, I would like to grab the latest WonderSource, last grabbed Feb 2013. I can see how to clone the WonderSource tree and pull the bits I need into Eclipse. Should I repeat and clone the whole tree or can I update my fairly old WonderSource tree it in situ? I have a note that this used to