On May 14, 2007, at 9:24 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Hi there,
I've just reworked a model to utilise a prototypes model - but when
eogenerating the classes I'm finding that I'm no longer getting
BigDecimal, for example, in the signature but Number instead.
e.g.,
// template snippet...
public <$Attribute.javaValueClassName$> <$Attribute.name$>() {
return ( <$Attribute.javaValueClassName$> )storedValueForKey( <
$Attribute.name.initialCapitalString$>Key );
}
// is producing something like:
public Number name() {
return ( Number )storedValueForKey( NameKey );
}
Example prototype:
MyPrototypes.eomodeld/
EOJDBCMySQLPrototypes.plist
<...>
{
allowsNull = Y;
columnName = "";
externalType = NUMERIC;
name = "decimal(14,2)";
That looks a bit odd to me. I have never used an attribute or
prototype name that was not a valid Java identifier. It is remotely
possible this is causing a problem.
precision = 14;
scale = 2;
valueClassName = NSNumber;
valueType = B;
},
<...>
Any ideas?
What does the definition for name look like? Is there a valueType
set on it? valueType =""; perhaps?
Chuck
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