David,
Are you adding your interfaces to both the "Application Server" and
"Web Server" targets? I've not tried this myself, but if your
interfaces are in the "Application Server" target only, then that may
be why they don't work on the client-side. I know this is a simple
thing and you are probably already do this, but I thought I would
mention it just in case.
On Apr 25, 2006, at 4:55 AM, David Avendasora wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on a Java Client project. I am trying to implement
interfaces instead of inheritance in several places, but I'm
running into a problem.
I'm using XCode for development and if the client-side classes are
built in the Web Server target as they are supposed to be according
to the Apple WO Java Client documentation, the interfaces don't
work. The proper SQL is executed on the database, but no objects
ever show up in the client application. If I simply change the
target to Application Server, then everything works exactly as
would be expected.
Does anyone have any idea why interfaces built to the Web Server
target don't work?
Thanks!
Dave
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