Client Class Name is under the Advanced tab in the Properties view of
an Entity.
ms
On Dec 20, 2007, at 8:09 PM, Ricardo Legorreta wrote:
I had a JC app in WO 5.3 (and XCode) with a class like:
businesslogic.common.user
with two sublcasses:
businesslogic.client.user
businesslogic.server.user
The class businesslogic.common.user has all attributes common to the
client and the server (i.e., name, e-mail address, etc.).
The class businesslogic.client.user has all attributes just for the
client (i.e., none for my app).
The class businesslogic.server.user has all attributes just for the
server (i.e., password).
When I tried to migrate to WOLips there is nothing in the EOModeler
where I can define the client class and the server class. In the
deprecated Apple develop tool EOModeler I could differentiate both
classes and the instantiation will be done as expected for the
EOEditingContext in the client side and EOEditingContext in the
server side (I suppose that work was done by EODistribution class)
Any idea how can I solved this problem using WOLips?
Thanks,
Ricardo Legorreta
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