We just fixed the Prototypes to work like they used to work in WO 4.5
Thanks -- I've added that to the wiki.
Prototypes also make the process of modeling 10x faster, btw
Yes I can see this would be quite a bit faster -- I'll make a note to
revisit this when there is a moment.
cheers.
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We just fixed the Prototypes to work like they used to work in WO 4.5
i.e. when you change Database vendor we switch the Prototype
definitions. This is done at model load time based on the connection
dictionary of that model in the form EOJDBCFrontbasePrototypes. As
Anjo pointed out the ord
The workflow in Entity Modeler is optimized for using prototypes.
Historical point here, actually ... This determined the choice of
columns (and which ones are editable) in the table view in Entity
Modeler. It's to encourage proper behavior by annoyance with the
alternative :) In fact, the
Prototypes also make the process of modeling 10x faster, btw ... Even
if you don't switch databases at all, I recommend switching entirely
to them. The workflow in Entity Modeler is optimized for using
prototypes.
ms
On Feb 19, 2008, at 3:29 AM, Anjo Krank wrote:
I presume it is a bit mo
I presume it is a bit more clever than just looking for an entity
called EOJDBCAdaptorPrototypes and will somehow look for an entity
with the JDBC plugin's name in it or something?
We had this in Wonder for ages now... for us the lookup is:
EOJDBCPostgresqlPrototypes
EOJDBCPrototypes
EOProt
Hello;
I see the following which looks good, but doesn't really explain the
mechanics -- does anybody know how this has changed?
Radar #5084084
Enhance EOF prototyping support
Description:
Enhance EOModel prototyping support to make it recognize the
Database Management System used just li
Thanks Guido;
OK I have not used prototypes before as database product changes are
relatively infrequent. I'll take a look - thanks for the advice.
cheers.
I'm wondering about writing a WOA which I would like to give to
different people to run against different database products.
Howev
On 19.02.2008, at 00:12, Andrew Lindesay wrote:
I'm wondering about writing a WOA which I would like to give to
different people to run against different database products.
However, the model has the 'externalType' in the model file which
can be used by some plugins such as the PG JDBC ada
Hello;
I'm wondering about writing a WOA which I would like to give to
different people to run against different database products. However,
the model has the 'externalType' in the model file which can be used
by some plugins such as the PG JDBC adaptor plugin from Wonder. I
wonder; has
