On Tuesday 30 May 2006 19:25, Brian Kotek wrote:
> It's in the DAO object created by Reactor (not the empty custom DAO
> object), along with methods for save(), delete(), update(), and create().
Ah ha, OK.
So I need to create a TO and then ask the DAO if that exists ? That seems
kinda long winded.
Plus, at least one of my DAO's is missing the method:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Projects/reactor> grep -i exist
project/ArchDevThing/Dao/fileDao.cfc
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Projects/reactor>
and yet
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Projects/reactor> grep -i exist
project/ArchDevThing/Dao/userDao.cfc
<cfif Len(arguments.to.HLGUID) AND exists(arguments.to)>
<cffunction name="exists" access="public" hint="I check to see if the
user object exists." output="false" returntype="boolean">
*eh* ?!?
Both tables have a PK defined, it's a plain varchar2 in the case that works
and an int(10) unsigned in the other. The non-working case's column is also
auto_increment - could this be confusing things ?
I added the following debug to the xsl/dao.project.xsl XSLT around line 38:
<!--- exists: <xsl:value-of select="count(object/fields/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
= 'true'])" />-<xsl:value-of select="count(object/fields/[EMAIL PROTECTED] =
'true'])" /> --->
<xsl:if test="count(object/fields/[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'true']) > 0
and count(object/fields/[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'true']) = 0">
and it spits out
<!--- exists: 1-1 --->
in the generated content. So I'm off to find out where object/fields/field
comes from and why identity is 1, wish me luck :-)
--
Tom Chiverton
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