So, I deployed a new version of my app today which was based on Wonder 7.
Apparently, I had a version of Wonder 7 that was more than 25 days old because
I hit a fun bug in ERXGenericRecord.createUuidPrimaryKey. This bug has
definitely been fixed. But I was surprised by a couple things:
1. The new (and very cool) UUID stuff in ERXGenericRecord is NOT opt-in. :-)
But even a greater concern is -
2. In my case, I was triggering the bug because prototypeName() on my primary
key attribute is returning null even though the attribute is assigned a
prototype in the model.
As a sanity check I printed out prototypeName() for every EOAttribute for the
entity. They are all null even though in modeler the prototypes are all set and
have been for a very long time. I also checked the plist file for the entity in
question and it clearly contains all prototype names for every attribute of the
entity.
Next, I printed out the EOAttribute.toString() for my entity’s primary key and
got the following. The prototypeName is properly reflected in the userInfo
dictionary - but otherwise not listed.
prototype name in ERXGenericRecord:null
att in createUuid:<EOAttribute timeEntryId
name : 'timeEntryId'
columnName : 'time_entry_id'
className : 'java.lang.Number'
externalType : 'int'
userInfo : '{prototypeName = "id"; }'
internalInfo : '{_nameInObjectStore = "id"; }'
valueType : 'i'
serverTimeZone : 'America/Los_Angeles'
>
I haven’t had a chance to dig around more today but I’m interested to see what
others might be experiencing.
Tim
UCLA GSE&IS
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