[Opensource] AutoDBObject

[BSC]

Thanks for checking the code Salvador!  Your findings concur with mine.  My objective was to have a quick way to view/edit some tables via the web.  If I have to subclass AutoDBObject for every table then I may as well subclass DBObject for each table (which is what I was trying to avoid in the first place by using AutoDBObject).  Somehow I don't think AutoDBObject was meant to only be used for 1 table per JVM session....??

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Aime 



On Mon, 29 Jul 2002 01:40:58  
 Salvador Cadena wrote:
>Hi,
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>I went over all the code, and found the same thing,
>Since the DBObject uses the class name to register
>The definition of any new DBObject, and this information
>Is static for the class, once the getDef() method receives
>The class name (AutoDBObject)It saves the structure in the
>Field pointing to DBObjectDef class. It seems you can only have
>One AutoDBObject per session. 
>I haven't tried this, but maybe if you create one DBObject that 
>extends the AutoDBObject class, you could have different class names
>For each AutoDBObject, so, you will have one definition for
>Each one. After all, you still will saving the SetupField method
>For each DBObject, since the method SetTargetTable do it for you.
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Good Luck!
>
>Salvador Cadena
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>Subject: [Opensource] AutoDBObject
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>Is anyone using AutoDBObject?  I am running 4.02 and when I call DBMaint
>with AutoDBObject it doesn't work the 2nd time around (when a different
>table is requested the 2nd time with the &table parameter).  It looks
>like the DBObjectDef is set on the 1st request but then not reset to
>reflect the meta data of the table in the 2nd request.  This would be
>fine for any other DBObject but not AutoDBObject??  Anyone run into
>this? Am I missing something here? Here's the url I used:
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>http://localhost/DBMaint.do?dbobj=com.jcorporate.expresso.core.dbobj.Aut
>oDBObject&table=event_dates&state=List
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>Thanks,
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