But be aware that you need one EOF stack for each EOModel having its
own connection dictionary. This has several implications like non
synchronized EOs and such things.
regards, David
Am 12.10.2005 um 15:11 schrieb Mark Morris:
Hello Frank,
Assuming you need a database connection to authenticate the users
and to determine which school to use, a simple approach would be to
have 2 EOModels, one for authentication and one for everything
else. After login, you can change the connection dictionary for
the second model based on the user. (There's a
setConnectionDictionary method on the EOModel object.)
Hope this helps. :-)
Regards,
Mark
On Oct 12, 2005, at 2:53 AM, Frank Stock wrote:
Hi,
I have a few projects we use in our school. I would like other
schools to use the same projects.
We use Frontbase as our local database, so I would like to make
new users in the database (one for each school).
Is it possible to control at login and connect to the school you
want in your application?
Thanks,
Frank Stock
Sint-Pieterscollege
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