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Having trouble with fetching on date
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Having trouble with fetching on date


  • Subject: Having trouble with fetching on date
  • From: Reid Bundonis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 20:59:28 -0400

WOListers,

This seems like it should be simple enough, but I am having a tough time. I have a simple search form that has one WOTextField bound to a String, searchValue. I've also set the date format binding of the WOTextField to %m/%d/%y since I want the values entered into it to be in date format since I am searching for a date.

Next, I built my fetch which I know functions as I replaced the recordDate search attribute with something else in the table and I got the desired results. However, when trying to fetch on an entered date, I am getting all sorts of exceptions.

The fetch is simply:
NSArray binding = new ... searchValue;
qual = ("recordDate = %@", binding;
fs = ("ArticleRecord", qual, null)
displayList = mutableArray of objects from fs

When I drop a date into the field, I get "While trying to set the field "searchValue" on an object of type Main we expected a java.lang.String but recieved a com.webobjects.foundation.NSTimestamp with a value of "month/day/year I entered". This often happens if you forget to use a formatter."

But aren't I using a formatter when I set the WOTextField with the date formatter binding? How else do I tell the WOTextField to be and NSTimestamp field?

I looked at the NSTimestampFormatter, but I started getting confused. I am pretty sure I am missing something rather simple, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I also tried building a fetch spec in EOModeler, but I was getting even stranger results.

If anyone can explain the fine points of fetching by date, I would be very grateful.

Reid
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