Re: New Notarization Issues

2020-04-27 Thread Randy Jaynes via 4D_Tech 
Jeremy,

I would RUN to Miyako’s buildApp 
(https://github.com/miyako/4d-utility-build-application 
)

I found on the Catalina build machine that I’m using, I have to constantly sign 
the entire plugins folder.

This database has been nothing short of a miracle for this process.

There was a test method in there that is already pretty much set up to go down 
through the whole chain of all the folders, frameworks, plugins, … you name it. 

Randy

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> On Apr 27, 2020, at 3:14 PM, Jeremy Roussak via 4D_Tech 
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> 
> 4Dv17R5, Mac Mojave
> 
> An application which I have previously codesigned and successfully submitted 
> for notarization is now failing to be notarized. The log file contains a 
> stream of errors, complaining about 4D InternetCommands, InstallTool, 
> Updater.app and others, the errors being invalid signature, signature 
> algorithm is too weak, executable does not have hardened runtime enabled, and 
> so on.
> 
> I’ve changed nothing since January, when it was notarized just fine. codesign 
> —verify says it’s OK.
> 
> Help!
> 
> Jeremy
> 
> The log file is at
> 
> https://osxapps-ssl.itunes.apple.com/itunes-assets/Enigma113/v4/03/70/62/03706243-2acd-5546-7a56-0fc4bda885a1/developer_log.json?accessKey=1588208394_8709044140572407954_aq%2Fu1eNX3LZEeLteCNikuUhL0w2W6BTpOHDmSGWv6lff9IL9W2H%2BGZI1WIfIm6R1rcc0fM1dEsPP43G5FhGjzCQUrvPwYL41E2YoNZSUzqtk1p1xkzmU%2BbjTpJ7s9RmairuCloWnEEFJsKbehxOX6EEY7i3Y5E%2FdrELaMZv1d2c%3D
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Re: New Notarization Issues

2020-04-27 Thread Jeremy Roussak via 4D_Tech 
4Dv17R5, Mac Mojave

An application which I have previously codesigned and successfully submitted 
for notarization is now failing to be notarized. The log file contains a stream 
of errors, complaining about 4D InternetCommands, InstallTool, Updater.app and 
others, the errors being invalid signature, signature algorithm is too weak, 
executable does not have hardened runtime enabled, and so on.

I’ve changed nothing since January, when it was notarized just fine. codesign 
—verify says it’s OK.

Help!

Jeremy

The log file is at

https://osxapps-ssl.itunes.apple.com/itunes-assets/Enigma113/v4/03/70/62/03706243-2acd-5546-7a56-0fc4bda885a1/developer_log.json?accessKey=1588208394_8709044140572407954_aq%2Fu1eNX3LZEeLteCNikuUhL0w2W6BTpOHDmSGWv6lff9IL9W2H%2BGZI1WIfIm6R1rcc0fM1dEsPP43G5FhGjzCQUrvPwYL41E2YoNZSUzqtk1p1xkzmU%2BbjTpJ7s9RmairuCloWnEEFJsKbehxOX6EEY7i3Y5E%2FdrELaMZv1d2c%3D
 



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Re: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread Peter Bozek via 4D_Tech 
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 8:19 PM Eric Naujock  wrote:

> Thanks Peter.
> That could be considered but the part I asked about was only part of the
> query, In reality it had more parts to the query. Where essayWordCount is
> an long integer.
>
> $records:= ds.Parent.query (“essayWordCount >100 and
> parentReference_return #null)
>

Eric,

yes, that was clear that this is just simpified case, but still, cannot you
use something like

records:=ds.Children.query(essayWordCount >100 &
otherChildCondition).parentReference.query("conditions for parent...")

Peter Bozek


>
> I have one monster query that is generated by concatenating strings to
> build the query part and Objects creating the parameters passed to the
> query.
>
> I have used code like you example in my parking lot function.
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Re: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread Eric Naujock via 4D_Tech 
Thanks Peter.
That could be considered but the part I asked about was only part of 
the query, In reality it had more parts to the query. Where essayWordCount is 
an long integer.

$records:= ds.Parent.query (“essayWordCount >100 and parentReference_return 
#null)

I have one monster query that is generated by concatenating strings to build 
the query part and Objects creating the parameters passed to the query.

I have used code like you example in my parking lot function.

> On Apr 27, 2020, at 2:08 PM, Peter Bozek  wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 6:54 PM Eric Naujock via 4D_Tech 
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com > wrote:
> I am trying to preform an unusual query. I em effectively thing to find all 
> the records in a parent where the parent has children. Any suggestions other 
> than build a collection of records primary keys and use an “in” conditional. 
> Which feels dirty.
> 
> 
> This this case I have a table “cases” with records and a Child table with 
> records. There is a one to many relationship from child to parent with a 
> return path of “childReference_return” I am looking for all the parents who 
> have children. There is more to the query but I am only looking at this 
> parent child element.
> 
> Not sure if I understand it, but why not to select all children and map them 
> to parents?  You would have something like this:
> 
> $records:=ds.Children.all().parentReference
> 
> where parentReference is name of relation from Children to Parents tables.
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Peter Bozek
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> I have tried using something like.
> 
> $records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return.length>0”)
> 
> But when I do this I get null back. 
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Re: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread Peter Bozek via 4D_Tech 
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 6:54 PM Eric Naujock via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:

> I am trying to preform an unusual query. I em effectively thing to find
> all the records in a parent where the parent has children. Any suggestions
> other than build a collection of records primary keys and use an “in”
> conditional. Which feels dirty.
>
>
> This this case I have a table “cases” with records and a Child table with
> records. There is a one to many relationship from child to parent with a
> return path of “childReference_return” I am looking for all the parents who
> have children. There is more to the query but I am only looking at this
> parent child element.
>

Not sure if I understand it, but why not to select all children and map
them to parents?  You would have something like this:

$records:=ds.Children.all().parentReference

where parentReference is name of relation from Children to Parents tables.

HTH,

Peter Bozek



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> I have tried using something like.
>
> $records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return.length>0”)
>
> But when I do this I get null back.
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Re: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread Eric Naujock via 4D_Tech 
Lahav Thanks for the feedback. 
After writing up the question and sending it I tried to do a query 
where I just wanted to get all the parents when there is a child. It turns out 
the trick was to think a bit odd about the question.

If you query under ORDA and there is no result you get “null” back, instead of 
an empty set.  Using this Idea I tried to do the query like this.

$records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return # null”)

This gives me a list of exactly what I want. Of course I can’t check directly 
to see if there is more than a quantity of children, but for what I need it was 
good enough. I think to check for a quantity of children I would have to likely 
use an eval.

> On Apr 27, 2020, at 1:00 PM, lists via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
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> Take a look at FORMULA and eval() syntax in queries...
> 
> Lahav
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> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.
> 
> I am trying to preform an unusual query. I em effectively thing to find all 
> the records in a parent where the parent has children. Any suggestions other 
> than build a collection of records primary keys and use an “in” conditional. 
> Which feels dirty.
> 
> 
> This this case I have a table “cases” with records and a Child table with 
> records. There is a one to many relationship from child to parent with a 
> return path of “childReference_return” I am looking for all the parents who 
> have children. There is more to the query but I am only looking at this 
> parent child element.
> 
> 
> 
> I have tried using something like.
> 
> $records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return.length>0”)
> 
> But when I do this I get null back. 
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RE: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread lists via 4D_Tech 
Take a look at FORMULA and eval() syntax in queries...

Lahav

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To: Technical iNug 4D <4d_tech@lists.4D.com>
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Subject: Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

I am trying to preform an unusual query. I em effectively thing to find all the 
records in a parent where the parent has children. Any suggestions other than 
build a collection of records primary keys and use an “in” conditional. Which 
feels dirty.


This this case I have a table “cases” with records and a Child table with 
records. There is a one to many relationship from child to parent with a return 
path of “childReference_return” I am looking for all the parents who have 
children. There is more to the query but I am only looking at this parent child 
element.



I have tried using something like.

$records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return.length>0”)

But when I do this I get null back. 
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Using the length parameter in a ORDA query.

2020-04-27 Thread Eric Naujock via 4D_Tech 
I am trying to preform an unusual query. I em effectively thing to find all the 
records in a parent where the parent has children. Any suggestions other than 
build a collection of records primary keys and use an “in” conditional. Which 
feels dirty.


This this case I have a table “cases” with records and a Child table with 
records. There is a one to many relationship from child to parent with a return 
path of “childReference_return” I am looking for all the parents who have 
children. There is more to the query but I am only looking at this parent child 
element.



I have tried using something like.

$records:=ds.Parents.query (“childReference_return.length>0”)

But when I do this I get null back. 
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