If your model is setup to cascade delete the relationship, it should.On May 3, 2006, at 5:52 PM, WebObjects wrote: David and others, thanks s much. Here is the winner: if (donor.entityName().equals("TblDonor")) { String tempLName = (String)
Title: Re: Want to iterate over items in EditingContext for validation before save
David and others, thanks s much. Here is the winner:
if (donor.entityName().equals("TblDonor")) {
String tempLName = (String)donor.v
On 3-May-06, at 5:34 PM, WebObjects wrote:
I can't seem to get around java.lang.ClassCastException
I know the EO's are of a known type, and using System.out.println
("Here is entity name: " + myObjectToTest.entityName());
...but when I try to use "myObjectToTest.strLastName()" to access
th
Hi Bill,It might be interesting to also print donor.getClass().getName().-- MarkOn May 3, 2006, at 4:34 PM, WebObjects wrote: I can't seem to get around java.lang.ClassCastException I know the EO's are of a known type, and using System.out.println("Here is entity name: " + myObjectToTest.entityNam
Title: Re: Want to iterate over items in EditingContext for validation before save
I can't seem to get around java.lang.ClassCastException
I know the EO's are of a known type, and using System.out.println("Here is entity name: " + myObjectToTest.entityName());
...b
Personally I would suggest snapshot - returns a handy-dandy dictionary of
the item.
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Bill,
Are you only interested in one kind of EO to possibly delete? Why
not check the eo's entityName(), and if it's the one you want, cast
it to the right type and just send the correct methods? IE:
if (myObjectToTest.entityName().equals("Item")) {
Item item = (Item) myObjectToTe
I'm taking a poke at using "ec.insertedObjects()" to evaluate each object
prior to saving. So far I can grab an array of the objects, although I had
to cast them into EO's and not simply their entity type (code immediately
following):
NSArray tester = new NSArray(ec.insertedObjects());
Kieran,
Agreed - the reason these suggestions were made is because he
specifically stated that it's too late to change.
Ken
On May 3, 2006, at 9:57 AM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
Stop! .. here is the easy way.. ;-)
As per Apple WWDC sessions NEVER, EVER use the page
constructor
Stop! .. here is the easy way.. ;-)
As per Apple WWDC sessions NEVER, EVER use the page constructor
for creating EOEnterpriseObjects (or anything else for that matter).
Use lazy initialization to create, fetch and pull in data "as
required, on demand". Then you don't ever have
On May 2, 2006, at 4:01 PM, WebObjects wrote:
If I were to remove an element of the NSArray returned by this
method, would
then calling .saveChanges() on the ec now exclude objects removed
from the
array? If so is this because of the magic of WO keeping track of
things?
EOEditingContext
No, but doing ec.deleteObject(obj) will. If the object is new and
has never been saved, it will effectively be nullified.
On May 2, 2006, at 10:01 PM, WebObjects wrote:
Art,
I'm thinking of EOEditingContext.insertedObjects() as the choice in
this
case. I actually thought that may be the
Art,
I'm thinking of EOEditingContext.insertedObjects() as the choice in this
case. I actually thought that may be the answer here (thanks for your time
on this).
If I were to remove an element of the NSArray returned by this method, would
then calling .saveChanges() on the ec now exclude object
On May 2, 2006, at 2:48 PM, WebObjects wrote:
I've found an error in my coding style - too late in this project
though. I
use EOUtilities.createAndInsertInstance in a constructor for a
page, and as
a result 'refresh' and 'back' have become my enemies.
How can I iterated over the unsaved ob
I've found an error in my coding style - too late in this project though. I
use EOUtilities.createAndInsertInstance in a constructor for a page, and as
a result 'refresh' and 'back' have become my enemies.
How can I iterated over the unsaved objects in an EditingContext (ec), test
their validity
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