That looks surprisingly like my method... before I removed usage of the undocumented classes and instead put in a "kludge" to use isKindOf... since I know that I'm only dealing with 2 kinds of MKDs on this occasion.... but at some point it would be nice to have documented, and therefore supported ...
Torrie: Good call on the classes not being visible etc. I guess for now I only need to handle about 4 different collection class types, so I'll just go with a grubby "isKindOf" hack to know how many keys I need to pass to the startKeyGEQ call instead. Whilst that ...
Has anyone written code to generically handle the collection returned by Table::getCollection or ComboBox::getCollection with respect to using an Iterator to do a startKeyGEQ on the collection when you don't know how many keys are defined for that collection?
Your best option currently would probably be to look at creating a Jade Web Service Provider application to expose the "data" and "services" you need to access from your .Net GUI. Then, import the WSDL from this Web service into .Net and write the .Net GUI that consumes this Web Service. If you don ...
Generally you will get a pair of files created in the event of a fatal exception/crash.
1. The Crashlog directory will have a *.log file, a small text file containing details such as the Windows call stack at the time of the failure. 2. The ProcessDump directory will contain a *.dmp file ...
At the risk of starting a religious war, what are people's view on the adding of the persistent or transient modifier to a create statement, irrespective of the class defined default persistence?
I personally always add whichever modifier is appropriate for my requirements in the method in question ...