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Re: Prototypes primer needed



2007/8/11, Sigurður E. Vilhelmsson <email@hidden>:
> In setting up my EOModel, I'd like to use prototypes.  However, as
> always, I am a bit lost in getting them to work.
>
> In my connection configuration I have selected the prototype
> EOJDBCFrontBasePrototypes.  After creating an entity, I create my
> attributes specifying the prototype from the dropdown menu (i.e.
> varchar1000 etc).
>
> However, the classes generated don't incorporate the data type
> specified in the model, i.e. instead of:
>
>    public  string answer() {
>         return (String)storedValueForKey("answer");
>     }
>
> I get
>
>    public  answer() {
>         return ()storedValueForKey("answer");
>     }
>
> What am I missing here?
>
> And on the subject, how do I go about adding my own prototypes to the model?
>
> Im using latest stable Eclipse and WOLips and a WOnderApplication.
>
> Best regards,
> Siggi
>

Just to follow up on my own trouble.

I had added the ERProtoypes framwork, allowing me to select the
different prototypes from the popup in Entity Modeler.  However, I had
not added the EOModel from the ERPrototype framework to the Referenced
Models box in my eogenerator file.  After doing that, the classes are
created properly.

Best regards,
Siggi
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