Yes I am using the standalone EOModeler.
Yes the contextual menu works I just never found it -:). That is a
much simpler method.
I have debuged the problem further and I know what is wrong in
the .xcodeproj file. It is missing a target and a resource build
phase. If you take to generated XCode project and add a new legacy ->
Framework target, then add the two models to the target and it works.
I think we have been over enthusiastic in pruning "old" code and
removing "unused" targets. We should re-enable this behavior.
Thanks
Pierre
On 23-May-06, at 1:29 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> You're using standalone EOModeler and not EOModeler Xcode plugin,
> right? (just want to be sure)
>
> I'm wondering why I haven't run into these same problems -- I open
> from Eclipse all the time. If you have time, would it be possible
> for you to make a new project that shows this with a very simple
> EOModel (one entity w/ one prototyped attribute or something)?
> Because it's working for me, there's got to be something different
> between our two environments.
>
> If you actually have your prototype in the same project as your
> model and open the model from Eclipse (with WOLips Tools=>Open
> EOModel), does that work?
>
> ms
>
> On May 23, 2006, at 4:24 PM, Pierre Frisch wrote:
>
>> I will try to be better at describing the problem.
>>
>> First I have never managed to get the dependent models to open
>> directly from an Eclipse project. The way it has been working for
>> me was to open the .xcodeproj and launch EOModeler from XCode.
>> This used to be working until very recently.
>>
>> With the fix I did this week-end the .xcodeproj that is generated
>> by WOLips is structurally correct and XCode opens it and show the
>> Model and the Prototype model correctly in the Resources group.
>> However when I try to open the model it does not load the prototypes.
>>
>> The models are correct as I have tried to add them to a brand new
>> XCode project and all works well.
>>
>> I have tried looking into the pbxproj file but I cannot see any
>> noticeable difference, but I may not have looked at the right place.
>>
>> Pierre
>>
>> On 23-May-06, at 12:59 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
>>
>>> When you say both models appear in the project, are you referring
>>> to the Eclipse project or the Xcode project? If you generate
>>> both .xcode and .xcodeproj, does it appear properly in both?
>>>
>>> It's fantastically annoying to debug this problem, by the way.
>>> Xcode and EOModeler both are so opaque about how they use these
>>> files.
>>>
>>> I did recently notice (with 131 also, I think) that EOModeler
>>> didn't pickup my dependent model in another Eclipse project that
>>> I depended on -- only when I installed it in /Library/Frameworks
>>> (I don't think that USED to be the case, and it might have been a
>>> fluke, but just something to keep an eye out for).
>>>
>>> ms
>>>
>>> On May 23, 2006, at 2:27 PM, Pierre Frisch wrote:
>>>
>>>> Here we go again.
>>>>
>>>> I having trouble with EOModeler not loading the Prototypes
>>>> model. I am running Eclipse 3.2RC5 with 2.0.0.131. The XCode
>>>> project is correctly generated and both models appear in the
>>>> project but when I try to open the model EOModeler does not load
>>>> the Prototypes model.
>>>>
>>>> Does anyone know how to debug this? If i create a new project
>>>> with XCode drag the two models in it and open the model it works.
>>>>
>>>> Pierre
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
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