Hope you can help me :-)
I am having tremendous trouble trying to get the current status on
Cocoa EOF.
You are right, it is documented nowhere!
Even worst, the only document which talked about the JavaBridge had
been removed in 10.3.
(some times I realy do not undestand Apple desisions).
Does EOF work with Cocoa or do I need to use a third party framework,
if so do you recommend one.
IT WORKS!
In fact, this is what I use all the time. Do not nead nothing else, but
to be pacient ;^)
Most of the probles I had, have to do whith the fact that I prefere to
write Objective-C (and therefore I have to use the JavaBridge to reach
EOF) but if you prefere, you can use pure Java and all such problems
simply disapear.
Is Cocoa EOF supported by Apple now?
I do not think so. Cliff?
Do you know any documentation, or source code examples which I could
refer to?
Is there a list of documented gottchas (like the NSCalendarDates and
NSTimestamp bug you mentioned)?
As I said, not at all. But you may take a look to http://www.wodev.com
under the link CocoaEOApplication. I had not time to keep it
up-to-date, but as soon as I end my current project, I will give it
time to comment version 5.2.2 on Panther (and to document the use of
NSTimestamps via the Bridge).
Also, you can download from my page
(http://homepage.mac.com/strausz/FileSharing.html ) a template (named
CEOdoc.sit) which puts together the NSDocuement and EOF frameworks...
it was done for 5.2.1 but there most be no problem to port it to
Panther.
Suerte!
Dino
thanks for any information!
ciao
mich
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Does
From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: Searching on every field related to an object?
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:47:32 -0600
To: email@hidden
Hola!
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
Michelle Parker
email@hidden
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