On Jul 21, 2009, at 7:22 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
On 21/lug/09, at 16:16, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Jul 21, 2009, at 6:57 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
I want to say that this is the first time I do something dynamic
for the web (like an e-commerce site, or a web app) and it's not
my job..
On Jul 21, 2009, at 6:57 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
I want to say that this is the first time I do something dynamic for
the web (like an e-commerce site, or a web app) and it's not my
job.. I'm a student and I'm doing a favor to my father...
So... I'm open to every advices, even not relat
Le 09-07-21 à 09:57, Francesco Romano a écrit :
I want to say that this is the first time I do something dynamic for
the web (like an e-commerce site, or a web app) and it's not my
job.. I'm a student and I'm doing a favor to my father...
So... I'm open to every advices, even not related to
On Jul 21, 2009, at 3:19 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
Thanks to both.
I read that chapter in the Apple documentation.
If I understand correctly the globalID has its scope in the
editingcontext.
No. An EOEnterpriseObject has scope in an EOEditingContext, each is a
unique Java Object. An E
On Jul 21, 2009, at 12:56 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
Hi..
This is a simple (and maybe stupid) question.
No. :-)
I'm doing an application (an e-commerce application.. maybe wo is
not the best choice, but I know java better than ruby..), and I've
some pages accessed with directaction.
M
I want to say that this is the first time I do something dynamic for
the web (like an e-commerce site, or a web app) and it's not my job..
I'm a student and I'm doing a favor to my father...
So... I'm open to every advices, even not related to WO.
Now, my ideas (maybe I've already written thi
On 21 juil. 2009, at 15:19, Francesco Romano wrote:
On 21/lug/09, at 12:43, Christian Trotobas wrote:
On 21 juil. 2009, at 12:19, Francesco Romano wrote:
Thanks to both.
I read that chapter in the Apple documentation.
If I understand correctly the globalID has its scope in the
editingco
On 21/lug/09, at 12:43, Christian Trotobas wrote:
On 21 juil. 2009, at 12:19, Francesco Romano wrote:
Thanks to both.
I read that chapter in the Apple documentation.
If I understand correctly the globalID has its scope in the
editingcontext.
I don't know why but I create a new editing cont
On 21 juil. 2009, at 12:19, Francesco Romano wrote:
Thanks to both.
I read that chapter in the Apple documentation.
If I understand correctly the globalID has its scope in the
editingcontext.
I don't know why but I create a new editing context for each page...
so this is bad. Should I keep
Thanks to both.
I read that chapter in the Apple documentation.
If I understand correctly the globalID has its scope in the
editingcontext.
I don't know why but I create a new editing context for each page...
so this is bad. Should I keep a single editing context? (until a
customer add the f
Hi Francesco
On 21 juil. 2009, at 09:56, Francesco Romano wrote:
Hi..
This is a simple (and maybe stupid) question.
No question is stupid on this list. Feel free to ask.
I'm doing an application (an e-commerce application.. maybe wo is
not the best choice, but I know java better than ruby.
Hello Francesco;
You can construct an EOGlobalID from the primary key an fault it. I
would generally not advocate using the primary key in this manner as
it may be volatile owing to migration of schema or database product
migration. That concern aside, assuming you have a primary key and
Hi..
This is a simple (and maybe stupid) question.
I'm doing an application (an e-commerce application.. maybe wo is not
the best choice, but I know java better than ruby..), and I've some
pages accessed with directaction.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I can pass values to a page only with the url,
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