Okay, I'm going to take another stab at it. I think you're using the
wrong class.
From the 5.3 API, EOKeyComparisionQualifier compares a named
property of an object with a named value of another object. For
example, to return all of the employees whose salaries are greater
than those of their managers, you might use an expression such as
"salary > manager.salary", where "salary" is the left key and
"manager.salary" is the right key.
I think you should be using EOKeyValueQualifier, which the API states
that it compares a named property of an object with a supplied value,
which I believe is what you are doing. Based on this, You should
rewrite the rule as:
{
author = 50;
class = "com.webobjects.directtoweb.Rule";
lhs = {
class = com.webobjects.eocontrol.EOKeyValueQualifier;
key = "session.noEdits";
selectorName = "isEqualTo";
value = 1;
};
rhs = {
class = "com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment";
keyPath = readOnlyEntityNames;
value = (User, Group);
};
}
The reason the rule you wrote is not being triggered is that there is
no object "1" and "1" certainly doesn't have named value so the lhs
is never "True."
Again, I'm pretty new to rules writing, but I think this is correct.
Dave
On Aug 29, 2006, at 8:15 PM, Steve Quirk wrote:
class =
com.webobjects.eocontrol.EOKeyComparisonQualifier;
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