Hello.
On Aug 28, 2006, at 14:09, Watkins, Garry wrote:
ObjectStore and TransactionalObjectStore are abstract classes.
Transactional is there in contrast to Apple's CD stuff mentioned at
WWDC
which is NDA. Cayennne and WebObjects are the implementations. If
you did
not know WebObjects has a remote client layer as well.
Yes, I know about WebObjects and the Java Client. Ok, so the
ObjectStore is an abstraction of the server system including the
protocol to talk to the server?
However, their protocol is not documented. What are you using to
monitor the traffic over
port 8080? I am sure that I could use that to watch the WebObjects
stuff.
I use tcpmon from axis. See http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/
display/CAY/Cocoa+Cayenne
Can you check in your latest stuff with the faulting? Maybe I can
piece some
of this stuff together later today.
I committed my latest work yesterday. I generally commit stuff when I
got something new working without breaking something old, so svn
should be pretty up to date.
I already broke you project apart and created a Framework. It was
not too
difficult. Just create a new Cocoa Framework. Copy all of the
files from
(CAYClient) to the new Project via drag and drop that should be in the
Framework. Then delete the files out of CAYClient. Put a project
reference
in CAYClient to the new framework. Then finally, copy
the ???.framework to
the product linking phase. Then you should be golden.
Thanks, I will create the framework and commit it to the sandbox in a
couple of days (my next free timeslice).
- Tore.
