This might produce excessive logging for a bit, but can't you print a stack
trace each time the change is made (or when it becomes null)? At least you
would see exactly where in your code the call is coming from.
NSLog.out.appendln(new RuntimeException("changed value..."));
-G
On May 27, 2010, at 7:26 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
> We have a strange problem here where a relation between two EOs get "lost"
> (eg, the relation is set to null). Since it's a public app, we can't easily
> find out under which circumstances the problem get in. I enabled logging in
> the EOs so that I can at least see if the relation is set to null, but that
> won't tell me where it was set to null.
>
> What's the best way to "record" the steps that an user is doing? I guess that
> I can add log4j calls in all the steps, but I was wondering if an easier
> solution exists.
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