Hi -
Thank you for your quick response! I am still a bit confused on
organization,etc.
In eclipse what is an EOModeler Framework?
I do understand that in Java I can get at everything, especially after
reading all
the prototype switching in code, etc.
So do I have model1 with just prototypes:
EOJDBCPrototypes
MYSQLPrototypes
DB2Prototypes
and model2 with all my applications entities, etc.?
All in my Eclipse project?
Thanks again.
On Dec 13, 2004, at 9:31 AM, WOLips wrote:
> hiya dude
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Cicenia" <jame..imijon.com>
> To: "WOLips" <woproject-de..bjectstyle.org>; "WebObjects Dev"
> <webobjects-de..ists.apple.com>
> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 4:19 PM
> Subject: EOModels and Eclipse Question
>
>
>> OK -
>>
>> I have read and re-read the section in Practical WebObjects and of
>> course EOModeler help.
>>
>> Nowhere did I ever find that you could have two models in the same
>> project and the one
>> model would see the other's prototypes. Ok, so I finally figured that
>> out.
>>
>> Now my question is do I put my prototypes in the same model in eclipse
>> or do I put them in
> No
>> separate models in Eclipse? Finally, do I need a separate framework
>> for
> No, u need the EOModeler Framework.
>
>> them, or is that just
>> a convenience for future projects? I need one for MySQL and another
>> for
>> DB2 (As an aside has
>> anyone created a DB2 prototype entity?).
>>
>> Just trying to go a bit slow here and trying to understand a bit more
>> about the structure
>> of where these EOModels go with Eclipse.
> i think you see the problem from a worng point of view.
> you want the Models see the other classes/Enteties of the other model?
> i would say, it looks like this: you can see both classes/ enteties in
> the
> java code.
>
>>
>> Thanks again.
>> James Cicenia
>
> Sako.
>
>>
>>
>>
>
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