Re: GSWImageButton and a updated example for GSWeb

[David Ayers]

Am Montag, den 06.04.2009, 22:43 +0200 schrieb Tim Kack:
> On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 00:17 +0200, David Ayers wrote: 
> > > 
> > > I was trying to figure out if the method is missing in GSWImageButton.m
> > > but I a bit uncertain on how it should work in a component.
> > 
> > I'm going to defer this to Dave Wetzel since he last worked on GSWeb and
> > we haven't been using this version due to some internal
> > incompatibilities.
> 
> That is ok - if you have more examples that are currently working
> (seat-1 etc), I would be most grateful if I could have a look at the
> source.

Well... a version of that is available at: 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/intars/

I'm not sure how well that is maintained as we have an internal
repository which contains the client projects that used for main
development.

> The idea is to create a simple example that is using gsweb/gdl2 and then
> slowly build out to a more advanced web application (as I learn more and
> as problems are fixed in the frameworks). 

But that's /not/ the place to look for something simple and it doesn't
use GDL2 (beyond some minor infrastructure)... I think the examples that
Matt Rice was working on would be much better place to start.

> > > I can probably workaround and update this a bit, but I would like to
> > > know from GDL and GSWEB maintainers what the plans are?
> > 
> > OK... IIRC (I currently cannot check) EOUndoManager was actually
> > deprecated in WO45.  Now I'm not sure whether GSWeb should be using it
> > anyway and in this way, but I've committed a patch that forwards that
> > call to the proper NSUndoManager method.
> 
> It is indeed deprecated in WO45 when I looked into it. I will test it
> out with you change.
> 
> > BTW... what did you have to do to updated the eomodel? Was it merely
> > changing the Adaptor name?  (I'm supposing that should have been all,
> > but I'm currently cannot test this code.)
> > 
> 
> I only changed the adaptor name.

Thanks... I've still got some changes here to move us toward making
those images work.

Cheers,
David