Philosophically I think the issue is more with your design and less
than WebObjects. The reason there isn't great support for the kind
of thing you seem to be trying to do is because it's really hard to
imagine a need for it, or so it seems to me. Why are you trying to
create a separate table each time someone creates an account? Why
not just create a new row in a table named Users (or whatever you
want to name it)?
On Jun 22, 2007, at 1:34 PM, .::welemski::. wrote:
Yeah I know it would be dirty plus I'm not a seasoned WebObjects
programmer so it is really, really hard for me.
I'm still not familiar with webobjects libraries so If anyone can
provide sample xcode project for me or complete working sample
code I would really apparciate it.
Thanks.
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