Yes,
I have tried to make a FetchSpec with FetchAll and the Error is gone.
The Template "JavaSourceEOF52.eotemplate" makes a method for every
FetchSpec. That is a nice feature.
But "JavaSubclassSourceEOF5.eotemplate" expect a "FetchAll" FetchSpec
is a little strange and not documented^^
Thanks that helped a lot.
After playing 2 days with this Error, I was a little destroyed.
Ken
On 2007/11/16, at 17:20, Mike Schrag wrote:
public static NSArray<<wo:WOString
value="[entity.classNameWithoutPackage]"/>>
allObjects(EOEditingContext aContext) {
return <wo:WOString value="[superClassPrefix]"/><wo:WOString
value="[entity.classNameWithoutPackage]"/
>.objectsForFetchAll(aContext);
}
You're right, this appears to be a bug in the default
JavaEOGenerator templates. It appears that the default subclass
template presumes that you have a "FetchAll" fetch spec in your
model for all of your entities (unless this is built into
EOGenericRecord in 5.4, but I don't see it if it is). The
superclass template generates objectsFor<fetchspecname> for every
fetch spec, but most people I don't think have the FetchAll fetch
spec defined (none of mine do). You can either modify the default
subclass template to just remove this method, or you can switch to
use the Velocity EOGenerator that I talked about a couple days ago.
ms
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