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Re: Fetch and Direct to WebServices
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Re: Fetch and Direct to WebServices


  • Subject: Re: Fetch and Direct to WebServices
  • From: Philippe Rabier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 10:21:46 -0700


On 14 juin 07, at 01:36, email@hidden wrote:

I am using EOModeler 5.3.4, WO 5.3.3 on Mac OSX.  I am selecting the 

entity in EOModeler for the FetchSpec, creating the fetch, naming it 

and resaving the model.  I then start a Direct to WebServices project 

and create a New Service and make public the entity with the FetchSpec. 

  From there I create the New Operation, associated it with the service, 

select the entity with the FetchSpec, select Search and give it the 

same name as the FetchSpec.  When the entity opens, all properties are 

available and nothing retated to the FetchSpec is available.  I tried 

your recommendation for cloning but nothing.


Is there anything in my process that looks wrong?  Any suggestions?  

I never create an "fetchspec" operation on that way. I always used the WODefaultWebService by selecting the right entity in then entities panel. Using this, the "fetchspec" appears automatically (almost every time) with the "normal" operations (insert, update, delete).

Are you at the wwdc ? Maybe could I help you directly on your project.

Philippe

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