Quick question, are the *.xcode *.xcodeproj PB.project files actually
needed for anything to function or can I stop creating them and yank 'em
out of version control? I have no intention of ever using XCode for
anything WO, are they used by WO for something I'm unaware of?
Well I just deleted them from a project then ran my selenium tests, nothing
appears to break...
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 1:13 AM, Ted Archibald ted.archib...@gmail.comwrote:
Quick question, are the *.xcode *.xcodeproj PB.project files actually
needed for anything to function or can I stop
Hi Ted,
You shouldn't delete any files from your Xcode project if it's created by the
IDE itself. You should however exclude certain files from your version commit
ignore list. E.g. I use subversion and here are my global-ignores.
global-ignores = xcuserdata .idea .git .svn *.o *.lo *.la *.al
At the moment I probably do not see the forest for the trees anymore.
I have the following model: edoc -- ref -- param
params is a fixed pool of given objects A, B, C, etc out of which an edoc can
reference any number of them. When such a reference is established the user
must add some comment
Just went through this myself. If you set *ref* as the query entity, you'll
find your queries lose their complexity.
Ref.comment contains blah.
Ref.param = A
Etc. Etc.
If it works, thanks to David LeBer for the idea!
David
Sent from my iPad
On 2012-03-27, at 7:16 AM, Markus Ruggiero
Ok, so this is the list of the most voted in ideas on Google Moderator. Any
opinions on this?
We should write a Beginner Book that we can either give away for free and paid
by the funds we raise by the membership fees and donations. An alternative
would be to use the funds to paid in advance
On 2012-03-27, at 12:53 PM, Pascal Robert wrote:
Ok, so this is the list of the most voted in ideas on Google Moderator. Any
opinions on this?
We should write a Beginner Book that we can either give away for free and
paid by the funds we raise by the membership fees and donations. An
...
Better integration between WO and iOS/Android can be a big selling point
and a way to get new people on board. Maybe we could build a system where
people can upload their CoreData model and we convert it to a EOModel and
generate a ERRest template.
Someone also suggested support
I think we should use the funds to pay people to fix issues that the
majority of users are having. The issues will be voted by the community and
the most voted issues will become the highest priorities.
That is not how Wonder was created and now how I expect that it will
continue. If
Le 2012-03-27 à 19:30, Mike Schrag a écrit :
I think we should use the funds to pay people to fix issues that the
majority of users are having. The issues will be voted by the community
and the most voted issues will become the highest priorities.
That is not how Wonder was created and
We'll survive.
Embrace the fact the community is small.
I submit that the strength of this community has always been the unique talent
and clear minded architecture that addressed some of the industry's most
sophisticated problems and it did this over a long period of time, up to and
So, I'm using CentOS 6 desktop to do WebObjects development. Normally I do
WO development on Mac, but I want to document WO installation on various
Linux boxes. I've been fairly successful in most cases, but I'm having
difficulty setting up the development environment on this CentOS 6 box.
Anyway,
Is there a linux variant of the goodies? I thought they only worked on the Mac
(and maybe Win).
D
--
David LeBer
Codeferous Software
On 2012-03-27, at 7:47 PM, Ken Anderson wrote:
So, I'm using CentOS 6 desktop to do WebObjects development. Normally I do WO
development on Mac, but I want
I think you may be right. What exactly is in the goodies and do we have
source for it?
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 4:55 PM, David LeBer dleber_wo...@codeferous.comwrote:
Is there a linux variant of the goodies? I thought they only worked on the
Mac (and maybe Win).
D
--
David LeBer
Hi Ken,
I believe that WOLips Goodies contains stuff specific to Mac or Windows,
I'm not sure it contains anything about Linux I don't use Windows but on
the Mac it's Cd in Terminal and Reveal in Finder. You might try not
installing the goodies on Linux.
Matteo
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:47 AM,
+1
On 2012-03-27, at 4:30 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
I think we should use the funds to pay people to fix issues that the
majority of users are having. The issues will be voted by the community
and the most voted issues will become the highest priorities.
That is not how Wonder was created
There's also a 4th reason: People like me who don't know git/github, and
don't know how to integrate it into my workflow. I'd like to contribute
more, but I need to spend a day or two figuring out how to get from here to
there without breaking my current workflow much. For instance I currently
Le 2012-03-27 à 19:30, Mike Schrag a écrit :
I think we should use the funds to pay people to fix issues that the
majority of users are having. The issues will be voted by the
community and the most voted issues will become the highest
priorities.
That is not how Wonder was created and
You are correct. I was able to set up WOLips, WebObjects, and FrontBase
frameworks successfully on CentOS 6. I was even able to run my application,
but for some reason, when I try to build (Run as Ant Build) I get a build
failed error : The framework name 'JavaEOAccess' does not exist. That is
Okay,
It seems like it is a problem with Wonder's InverseRelationshipUpdater's
handling of adding objects to to-many relationships.
From detailed examination - I stepped through the code line-by-line and
recorded what objects and relationships exist at each point of the copy process
- it
Hi,
On 28/03/2012, at 11:55 AM, Ted Archibald wrote:
There's also a 4th reason: People like me who don't know git/github, and
don't know how to integrate it into my workflow. I'd like to contribute
more, but I need to spend a day or two figuring out how to get from here to
there without
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