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Re: Filtering array returned by an EO's relationship (D2J)



On Nov 3, 2003, at 4:42 PM, email@hidden wrote:

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I must confess I haven't done any Java client stuff, so I don't know how
that works. ... if you can execute arbitrary Java code on the server-side to give
you an array of EO's that you will return back to the client side, then
you could include filteredArrayWithQualifier, of course. But I have no
idea how EO's are normally transferred from the client to server; if
using an EODatasource is generally neccesary for that, then of course
that would be a good reason to use one.

I've done some JC stuff. It's actually pretty easy. You just write a
server-side method that returns an NSArray of EOs and the framework takes
care of everything for you. As usual the hard part is knowing what to do.


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