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Re: One Login EOModel for multiple apps?
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Re: One Login EOModel for multiple apps?


  • Subject: Re: One Login EOModel for multiple apps?
  • From: Art Isbell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 09:44:15 -1000

On Thursday, July 10, 2003, at 08:33  AM, james o wrote:

i've successfully created one EOModel that works in multiple apps with different EOModel's.

-now i'm wondering where is the best place to keep this new EOModel?

Sounds like what a WOFramework is intended for: resources shared among multiple apps. Just create a WOFramework project, add this eomodel and anything else that's shared like the EO class files associated with the model, and add this framework to each app that shares these resources (don't forget to delete the shared resources from each app project).


-and when i Add Files (LOGIN.eomodeld) to my project what should i select in Reference Style? Default, Group Relative, Absolute Path or Build Product Relative so that all my projects see this EOModel. if i leave the EOModel outside of the project dir. the EOModeller doesn't see the other EOModels and sometimes it complains that it can't see relationships.

Use a WOFramework instead.

How are others using custom frameworks during development? By default, apps that use frameworks search for them in the installed location, not in the development project. This means that you must install a custom framework before apps that use it will use the most recent version. This works but is a little awkward.

I'm using a different approach. I added my custom framework to my app project using the path to the framework in the "build" directory of the framework project. By doing so, I don't have to install the framework after each change. But when I install the apps and framework, the apps still search for the framework in its project "build" directory rather than in the installed location. I removed this "build" directory path from the Application Server target's Search Paths and added $(LOCAL_LIBRARY_DIR)/Frameworks, but this didn't seem to help.

Aloha,
Art
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