On 30-Dec-08, at 7:45 PM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
>
> On Dec 30, 2008, at 5:27 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
>
>> On 31/12/2008, at 11:19 AM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
>>
>>> I think not.
>>>
>>> If I have a "someDate" attribute in an entity, I see code like the
>>> following in the underbar source file:
>>>
>>> public $attribute.javaClassName someDate() {
>>> return ($attribute.javaClassName) storedValueForKey("someDate");
>>> }
>>>
>>> This looks non-jave-ish.
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Are you using the Wonder variants of the EOGen templates?
>>>
>>> I had not installed EOGenerator myself, so I was using the
>>> EOGenerator support that comes with WOLips. I think that means
>>> that the answer to your question is yes.
>>
>> You might want to double check what you *.eogen file looks like (or
>> re-create it). The arguments IIRC changed at some point. Or perhaps
>> that was just a change between the old eogenerator and the new.
>>
>> with regards,
>> --
>>
>> Lachlan Deck
>>
>
>
> Very odd. Well, it is working.
>
> 1) I installed WebObjects 5.4.3 but that did not fix anything, as I
> expected.
>
> 2) I removed and re-added the default.eogen and that did not appear
> to fix things.
>
> 3) I changed a minor thing in the eomodel and all the problems
> disappeared.
>
> Perhaps it was just (3), or perhaps it was (2) and (3). As with so
> much in eclipse, one can never tell. It is really entertaining to
> use an IDE with such an inflated sense of the chaotic possibilities
> in the universe. Randomness rules, apparently. O well.
OH yeah. See my thread to myself a month or so ago trying to get this
going right. To use the Wonder variants of the EOGen templates you
need to explicitly set the super class and subclass of the generated
files in the .eogen file to _WonderEntity.java and WonderEntity.java.
If you leave them blank then the WOLips default templates are picked
up instead.
David
>
>
> cheers - ray
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