On 8-Apr-08, at 11:46 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
Another quick question on EOs if I may. I'm trying to learn all the
in's and out's of the object graph, and am wondering about this code
generated by the EOGenerator, and specifically the call to
editingContext():
public com.netbracketsfw.mo
Another quick question on EOs if I may. I'm trying to learn all the
in's and out's of the object graph, and am wondering about this code
generated by the EOGenerator, and specifically the call to
editingContext():
public com.netbracketsfw.model.Game createGamesRelationship() {
EOClass
On 6-Apr-08, at 12:03 PM, David LeBer wrote:
On 6-Apr-08, at 11:14 AM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
As I read on, I'm guessing that "the cache" they refer to is
actually the "Snapshot" of the database described as:
"When an EODatabaseContext fetches objects from a database, a
snapshot is recorded
On 6-Apr-08, at 11:14 AM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
As I read on, I'm guessing that "the cache" they refer to is
actually the "Snapshot" of the database described as:
"When an EODatabaseContext fetches objects from a database, a
snapshot is recorded of the state of the fetched database row. A
As I read on, I'm guessing that "the cache" they refer to is actually
the "Snapshot" of the database described as:
"When an EODatabaseContext fetches objects from a database, a
snapshot is recorded of the state of the fetched database row. A
snapshot is a dictionary of a row’s primary ke
Hello,
I've been reading the Webobjects Enterprise Objects Programming
Guide and had a couple quick questions about it. First, are editing
contexts usually created per session? It shows a couple of pictures
indicating this, but it never really comes out and says (at least that
I found
