Maybe the property is controlling the setting of the shared editing
context
when you create a new EC like
EOEditingContext ec = new EOEditingContext();
If (project wonder property = false){
Ec.setSharedEditingContext(null);
}
yes .. it is doing this ...
If your app uses the shared editing context you probably aren't
getting it
from the EO's ec - you are getting it from the Application
i thought you could execute a fetch spec using your EC and if you
fetch against a shared entity, it would go to your ec's associated sec
and fetch into that, then local instance into your ec? i never use
this thing, though, so maybe my conception of that process is wrong.
ms
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