On 21.08.08 14:26, "Ramsey Gurley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (task = 'edit' and not (smartRelationship.isToMany = 1)) =>
> componentName = "ERD2WEditToOneRelationship"
> propertyName = 'location' => componentName =
> "ERD2WEditToOneRelationship"
>
> in my rules file and some combination of those two was resulting in
> the exceptions. Strangely, I had them disabled in RuleModeler, but
> they were still taking effect. Deleting the rules solved the
> exception, but I'm back to a blank area for setting my manufacturer
> relationship.
Yeah, I see now that the first rule I wrote is crap. But I'd say that this
rule:
10 : (task = 'edit' and smartRelationship != null and
smartRelationship.destinationEntity.sharedObjectFetchSpecificationNames.coun
t > 0 and not (smartRelationship.isToMany = 1)) => componentName =
ERD2WEditToOneRelationship [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment],
Should take care of your problem. Are you really linking against
ERDirectToWeb? The rule above is copied from ERDirectToWeb and should take
care of your relationship.
cug
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