| Hi all,
I’m getting braver (dumber) in my old age.
I have decided that for what I want to do I want to keep two independent EOObjectStoreCoordinators each having their own EOModelGroup made up of different Models (okay, fine, They both load erprototypes.eomodeld) but as far as non-prototype EOModel, they don’t share any.
There is no data shared between the two OSCs either. I don’t need any cross-OSC relationships, no reading values out of one and writing them into the other so all of those possible mistakes are eliminated.
What I *do* need to blend the data from both together in the UI. Seems pretty doable; in practical terms I’ll simply have a WOComponent with two EOEditingContexts, each one a child of one of the two OSC.
I have figured out all the stuff I need to do to Create the second OSC and load its EOModels - which I load from a location outside of the Resources directory so I know they are not being automatically loaded at application launch (and I’ve verified that they are not being loaded by. I am programmatically setting the connectionDictionary on the manually loaded EOModel using EODatabaseContext.forceConnectionWithModel(MyModel, connectionDictionary, secondaryEC()).
The problem is that it is still trying to connect with the connection information for the models loaded at app launch! I get errors saying that the schema specified in the newly loaded EOModel isn’t in the database. Well, dammit, that’s not the database you should be looking in!!! Ahg!
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Um…
Errrrrr… Huh.
I guess the property like "dbConnectURLGLOBAL=“ and “dbConnectPluginGLOBAL=” mean that the connection information information is used … and here’s the tricky bit … Globally.
Funny, that.
Still posting to the list so future me will be able to find the answer when I forget what Global means again. I mean really, I’m American. “Global” isn’t a concept I usually bother myself with!
Dave
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