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On Interfaces, EOModeler and Direct to Java Client
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On Interfaces, EOModeler and Direct to Java Client


  • Subject: On Interfaces, EOModeler and Direct to Java Client
  • From: David Avendasora <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 06:56:34 +0100

Hi all,

I have come up with a pretty good way to use EOModeler to manage Java Interfaces as well as normal classes. By using a combination of entries in the userInfo dictonary and EOGenerator custom templates I can get EOGenerator to generate interfaces properly and put the proper "implements xyz" in any class flagged in EOModeler as implementing the interface. It works very slick.

With one exception. (come on, you knew it was coming)

Because this is a Java Client project, not a Web Client, the custom classes generated by EOGenerator are all on the CLIENT side and must be put in the Web Server target (confusing, I know), but the application will only function properly if I put them in the Application Server target, which causes my other custom logic NOT to work.

This problem seems to be a Java Client problem, so I'll post the interface creation instructions to the list later as well.

Dave
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