When I use EOGenerate to create a _Show class, and a _Performance
class, this results in:
If you're using the stock eogenerator templates, they call WOLips'
attribute.getJavaClassName(), which is pretty straightforward:
String className = getValueClassName();
if ("Number".equals(className) || "NSNumber".equals(className))
{
...
} else if ("i".equals(valueType)) {
className = "Integer";
...
All that matters is that your attribute is NSNumber + i. Given the
simplicity of this code, I don't see any way this would mess up except
that you're not looking at the model you think you're looking at,
you're not looking at the class you think you're looking at, or you're
not using the velocity templates you think you're using.
ms
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