Re: EOGenericObject problem SOLVED

2006-12-18 Thread Bob Stuart
Chuck, Thanks soo much your clue got me on the right track. Dumb mistake, I had left the destination java file in the wrong package. The model was right, the _Sibling.java was correct but Sibling.java was in completely the wrong location. I was way too focused on the EOModel and worrying abo

Re: EOGenericObject problem

2006-12-18 Thread Chuck Hill
The only time I have seen this happen was when either the model was not getting loaded, or the class name in the model did not match the actual class name in Java (package etc. included). Have you cleaned the project after the changes? If it is somehow still picking up the old classes wit

Re: EOGenericObject problem

2006-12-18 Thread Bob Stuart
Yes the package name is there for Sibling in EOModeler. I made a typo in the subject line the record is a com.webobjects.eocontrol.EOGenericRecord instead of the "actual" class it should be. At 10:03 AM +0100 12/18/06, Alexander Spohr wrote: did you add the package to the class-name in eomode

Re: EOGenericObject problem

2006-12-18 Thread John Larson
You have to have the fully qualified class name in the model (i.e. com.myapp.Sibling). The simple class name isn't enough after you've moved the classes into packages. Does that help? John On Dec 17, 2006, at 11:41 PM, Bob Stuart wrote: After some refactoring classes into packages one of