Hello,
Say I have an entity Foo. Often I will override the static createFoo() method
declared in _Foo.java, perhaps several times with different signatures for
different uses. Say Foo has a to-one relationship to Bar, and I supply bar as
an argument. I'm a bit inconsistent as to whether I call:
setBarRelationship(bar);
or:
setBarRelationship(bar.localInstanceIn(ec));
in the body of the method, where ec is obviously the EOEditingContext supplied
as an argument. I would have thought that doing the latter was more
convenient, because then the caller never has to worry about whether or not she
needs to or remembers to localInstance the related object herself. But I note
that the built-in templates _don't_ do this, so that _Foo.createFoo() would
just call setBarRelationship(bar) if bar was an argument.
Are there any gotchas here? Is it safe to always call localInstanceIn() in
these static create methods, or should it be left up to the caller?
--
Paul Hoadley
http://logicsquad.net/
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