Thanks Philippe. In my standard Wonder apps, I can simply add a getter to my
Application class to return my ERXEditiingContextDelegate. What is the method
for registering it with EC factory in a D2W app? There's probably some samples
in Wonder. I'll poke around.
In any case, that does answer my
I am in the final stages of getting this beast converted to wonder.
I am using mostly best practices and this whole logging/audit would be great to
learn and use.
Are there any docs/screencasts on CoreBusinessLogic?
Thanks
James
On Apr 25, 2012, at 10:32 AM, Ramsey Gurley wrote:
> At the me
At the mention of ERCStampedEnterpriseObject, I thought I'd mention
ERCAuditTrail stuff. ERCAuditTrailHandler sets up a listener on
ERXEC.EditingContextWillSaveChangesNotification. That way there are no
modifications to the Entity classes and it happens automagically just by
setting an ERXAudit
Hi Tim (again)
I suspect you don't set your delegate correctly in your EC factory. It's quite
easy to trace when your app is running.
You can also use ERCStampedEnterpriseObject that handles the created and
lastModified attributes for you.
http://webobjects.mdimension.com/hudson/job/Wonder/ja
Another D2W issue tonight -
I have an editingContextDelegate declared in my ERModern Application. The
purpose of the ERXEditingContextDelegate is to update the modifyDate attribute
of any EO that gets saved to my database. This works great in all of my apps
except for the ERModern app. Is this
