Ok,
I'm in a wonder-enabled scenario so how do I use it? Need to call
setPushChangesDefault(true) somewhere?
rdm
On 11/nov/2009, at 14.38, Anjo Krank wrote:
>>>> Because then the user loses what they typed which can sometimes be
>>>> annoying (e.g., if it's too long a string etc)
>>>
>>> As i said: then push the invalid value. This is what ERXValidation does.
>>
>> And if the value's of the wrong type or can't be coerced?
>
> if (eo instanceof EOEnterpriseObject) {
> // the exception is coming from EREnterpriseObject
> // WE PUSH THE WRONG VALUE INTO THE EO ANYWAY!
> if (pushChanges) {
> try {
> ((EOEnterpriseObject)eo).takeValueForKeyPath(value,
> key);
> } catch(NSKeyValueCoding.UnknownKeyException ex) {
> // AK: as we could have custom components that have
> non-existant keys
> // we of course can't push a value, so we discard the
> resulting exception
> } catch(Exception ex) {
> log.error("Can't push value to key '" + key + "': " +
> value, ex);
> }
> }
>
> Cheers, Anjo
>
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