On Aug 10, 2009, at 6:25 AM, Francesco Romano wrote:
Ok.. I'm choosing the second method: I'll create setter and getter...
But.. two things: what is the difference between the
addToOrderRelationship method and addObjectToBothSideOfRelationship ?
The addToOrderRelationship is probably generated by EOGenerator if you
are using the wonder templates for your EOs.
Think of it as a convenience method to EOF's
addObjectToBothSidesOfRelationship().
Second:
These are my methods:
public Ordine ordine() {
return super.ordine().get(0);
}
public void setOrdine(Ordine ord) {
NSArray<Ordine> ordini = super.ordine();
if (ordini.count()>0)
this.removeFromOrdineRelationship(ordini.get(0));
this.addToOrdineRelationship(ord);
}
}
But.. in the getter I've an error: I'm overriding a "super" method
that returns an array... can I change the name to getOrdine or there
are some problems??
Are you using the same name for both the to-one and the to-many
methods? I think they should be different. In other words your
generated _Cart class would have an orders(), addToOrders(),
addToOrdersRelationship(), etc.
Then you would add the order() and setOrder() method in Cart.java (the
subclass of _Cart) that are simply cover methods to the to-many orders.
At least that's how I understood it.
:-)
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