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Re: The conection dictionary at "start-up"
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Re: The conection dictionary at "start-up"


  • Subject: Re: The conection dictionary at "start-up"
  • From: Art Isbell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 16:55:00 -1000

On Friday, October 10, 2003, at 01:05  PM, Ricardo Strausz wrote:

In the old (good) days of NeXT's EOF 1, it was very simple to call the db-connection dictionary panel when the app was lunching in order to set the user and password to be used by the instance.

Is this possible to do in WO 5.2??

If I recall, EOF had an API that would display a database-specific login panel. Or this panel would be automatically displayed when a connection to a database was attempted if the connection info was incorrect.


I don't believe this API or behavior exists now. But you should be able to implement it yourself without much difficulty. EOAdaptor includes the API needed. If you require a user to log in to the DB, open an NSPanel of your own design to collect the necessary connection info. Maybe you can specify the techy stuff in your eomodel (e.g., the JDBC URL) but leave the user and password empty. Then your custom login panel could collect the user and password and add them to EOAdaptor's connection dictionary. You could test their validity by invoking EOAdaptor's assertConnectionDictionaryIsValid(). If this throws no exception, you could open a channel and start accessing the DB.

Aloha,
Art
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