On Feb 17, 2006, at 12:24 PM, Ken Anderson wrote:
OK David, so it seems like you have a type issue somewhere. Can
you please post:
1. The section of Label.plist that deals with the part relationship
{
destination = Part;
isToMany = N;
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OK David, so it seems like you have a type issue somewhere. Can you
please post:
1. The section of Label.plist that deals with the part relationship
2. The code that's calling setPart.
Is #2 being done with KeyValue Coding, or by calling the method? Or
maybe by addObjectsToBothSidesOfRel
David Avendasora wrote:
I've dug through the .plist files and everything looks right.
Here's the code that is generated (I've added a println() to it so I
can see when it executes:
public com.bestmaid.erp.client.Part part() {
return (com.bestmaid.erp.client.Part)storedValueForKey
I've dug through the .plist files and everything looks right.
Here's the code that is generated (I've added a println() to it so I
can see when it executes:
public com.bestmaid.erp.client.Part part() {
return (com.bestmaid.erp.client.Part)storedValueForKey("part");
}
publ
Is there anyone out there with any ideas on this one?
If I have just the one custom class everything works fine. It doesn't
matter if I use EOGenerator or EOModeler to generate the java files.
As soon as I add the custom Part class, I can no longer sucessfully
call addPart(Part value) in th
David,
In general, I find that weird problems warrant a model review - that
would be my first task. I would examine the model plist files
directly for Label & Part, to make sure that all of the java classes
are correct (sometimes you might not be showing an important column
in EOModeler)
Hi all,
I am building a D2JC application and up until now I have been simply
using EOGenericRecord and Assistant to build most of the back-end
data management functionality.
I'm now adding custom classes to handle the business logic. My first
custom class (Label) worked just fine on it's
