Well, found it .... an old XCode project ...... I have not touched
the original I received from somewhere on the net years ago except
for the connection dict in the eomodel and changed the sql script to
work with MySQL, so use at your own risk. Probably if many sessions
go at it, it might not make sense at all what is happening, so links
to source to play around with are below too:
http://www.greenislandconsulting.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/
freshnessexplorer.woa
(Careful ... this is an old 800MHz G4 with little RAM!)
If anyone wants the original source as I received it here it is ....
it is an old XCode project and I am too busy to do more than just
throw it on the server right now. (I had to look up my xcodebuild
command line notes, it has been so long!)
Here is the original unadulterated FrontBase based project I got for
it years ago:
http://www.greenislandconsulting.com/wostuff/
FreshnessExplorer_frontbase.tgz
and here is the one with mysql sql script .... I cannot remember if I
had to fix anything to make it work or not. This project is the same
as the deployed one above, so it works. Like I said, this is not my
project so don't ask me questions about it.
http://www.greenislandconsulting.com/wostuff/FreshnessExplorer_mysql.zip
If you have past WWDC session, I think it might have been 2002 or
2003, James Dempsey explained this little app and all about fresh
data. So search your DVDs if you want an explanation of the app.
By the way, here he is singing the MVC song!! very very interesting!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYvOGPMLVDo
On Sep 19, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
There is actually a great little app that Mr. Dempsey (famous for
the MVC and other WO songs) demonstrated that helps one understand
the freshness stuff. I have it archived somewhere ...... if I can
dig it out I will deploy it here at home server for people
exploring freshness to play with.
On Sep 19, 2007, at 10:01 AM, Alan Ward wrote:
On Sep 19, 2007, at 5:00 AM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
I think that was referred to as the "sledge hammer" approach in a
WWDC session a few years ago ;-)
Indeed. You should never need to do that.
Alan
On Sep 19, 2007, at 6:10 AM, Amedeo Mantica wrote:
ec.invalidateAllObjects();
but may slow down app! do not abuse!
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