I'v done something similar (but in Cocoa/EO). My solution was to
implement a "query-panel" similar to the one which appears in the
datasource-info-pane of a displayGroup in IB.
I'd only had problems with dates (becouse a bug in the java-bridge
related to NSCalendarDates and NSTimestamp), but if your end-user knows
what s.he is doing, it is the fastest way I found to implement such a
thing; you simply have to buid a qualifier with the constructed string.
Suerte!
Dino
On Nov 26, 2003, at 11:32, email@hidden wrote:
I can't think of any way to do it beyond what you seem to already have
in
mind: query the model for all attributes (and possibly relationships),
manually build up the qualifier with a bunch of key value qualifiers
and
an EOOrQualifier.
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