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  • Subject: EOControllerFactory
  • From: Rob Caljouw <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 09:48:32 -0500

Hi List,

Does anyone have any information on using the EOControllerFactory?

I have built a small D2J application and then modified it by adding 2
non-direct interfaces.  The first is a login window as per the example in
DesktopApplications.  The second is a simple window where the user controls
a couple of activities on the server.

I then added a button to call the original D2J dynamic application.  The
DesktopApplications document mentions using the following:

EOControllerFactory.sharedControllerFactory().queryControllerWithEntity
(3entityName2)

Where I assume entityName is the name of an entity in the EO model.  In this
case the model is trivial with a single entity.

This doesn't work, I've tried some of the other method calls associated with
the EOControllerFactory but I get 1 of 2 results.  Sometimes it throws an
exception about the entity being null and the other result is simply
nothing, no exception but no window.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
--
R.J. (Rob) Caljouw, P.Eng.
President
Bennett Technology Group
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