Re: Two EOModels in one project

Ah I bet I know what it is ... I bet Xcode doesn't produce the  
PB.project file anymore.  I use Eclipse w/ WOLips which writes  
PB.project, xxx.xcode, and xxx.xcodeproj files (for all the various  
combinations of backwards compatibility).  I'm guessing if you have a  
PB.project file, then EOModeler will load its data directly from that  
(like the "old days").  However, if you don't, I have a sneaking  
suspicion that it uses the same magic communication mechanism that  
WOB uses to talk to Xcode.  So if you're using WOLips, you can just  
do this without having any editors open (because it has the  
PB.project file to load from).

ms

On Jan 24, 2006, at 9:49 PM, Denise Howard wrote:

> Thanks very much to all who offered suggestions.  Here is what  
> finally did the trick to make both EOModels appear in the popup  
> list of the relationship inspector in EOModeler.  There are two  
> equally important parts to it, besides them both being in the same  
> Xcode project:
>
> 1. both models must be open, and
> 2. they must have been opened from within Xcode
>
> I think once you've created one cross-model relationship #1 no  
> longer applies, at least it worked that way for me.
>
> Denise
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