Hi Henrique.
On Nov 28, 2008, at 6:37 AM, Henrique Prange wrote:
Hi Chuck,
Chuck Hill wrote:
If the models are not connected, I think this code will cause them
to connect. Is this running before or after the code you added to
connect models?
The test code runs before the code that connect models.
You really want it to run after (well, really, want your model
connection code to run as early as possible so that it catches and
and all notifications).
Should I execute something like
ERXJDBCConnectionAnalyzer.testConnection for each model as soon as
my application finish launching?
Doing anything like this will connect the models and may hide or alter
the original behavior. What you really want to do is to ensure that
the model connection code runs very, very early before any bundles get
loaded. I suspect that once you make that change, that this problem
will go away.
I am guessing that perhaps your model connection code is running
too late and so not affecting one (or both) of the models.
Makes sense.
Cheers,
Henrique
Chuck
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