Re: WOBatchNavigationBar and qualifyDisplayGroup()

Hhmmm....  Not sure about that.  If your qualifier is qualifying the 
right way then the foundObjects.count() should be right.

Just a quick question though...  In the api example it says to 
construct the qualifier like this:

  EOQualifier.qualifierWithQualifierFormat("lastName = %@", args);

But you do it like this:

  String qualifierString = "(product.brand = %@)";
  EOQualifier qualifier = 
EOQualifier.qualifierWithQualifierFormat(qualifierString, args);

Why do you create the qualifierString and why does it contain the 
brackets??  I only ask because none of the examples I have seen show it 
done like that and none of them contain brackets.  I don't think it 
will matter, but try removing the brackets and see if that helps at 
all.  You can leave the qualifierString variable if you like but you 
can save a line if you just go:

  NSArray args = new NSArray(new Object[] { "IPOD", "SW", "MON", "ACC" 
});
  EOQualifier qualifier = 
EOQualifier.qualifierWithQualifierFormat("product.brand = %@", args);

See how that goes.  If that doesn't work...  I'm not sure what to do.

Larry.



On 22/02/2005, at 1:06 PM, Adam Rice wrote:

What is really odd is that if I remove:

  productDetailDisplayGroup.queryMatch().setObjectForKey("N", 
"product.obs");
  productDetailDisplayGroup.queryMatch().setObjectForKey("RES", 
"pricelevel");

  The search has batches and I can move between the batches however 
there is
  only 182 results showing.

  If I go to an SQL worksheet and run:

  select count(*) from stc a, st b where b.brand in 
('IPOD','SW','MON','ACC')
  and a.stcode = b.stcode

  I get the result 2285 so I have no idea where 182 comes from.




  On 22/2/05 9:55 AM, "Lawrence Kendall" <[email protected]> 
wrote:

  > Cool!!!
  >
  > I wouldn't worry about the count taking too long.  It would take way
  > longer to actually fetch the objects than count them.  Although the
  > count does take some time, it is pretty much negligible. In this
  > example, using the variable won't save you any time either.  Since 
you
  > only reference the variable once it only does the count once.  If you
  > were referencing it 10 times then it would take longer, but you
  > probably wouldn't notice it.  You can test this if you like by using
  > the following code:
  >
  > long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
  >
  > //count code goes here
  >
  > System.out.println("Process time:
  > "+(System.currentTimeMillis()-startTime)/1000f);
  >
  > This will give you a System.out of the time it took to process the
  > count in seconds.  You can use that when doing any sort of 
optimisation
  > testing.
  >
  > uummm, one batch hey??
  >
  > hhmmm...
  >
  > What is your repetition hooked up to??  You should have the list
  > binding hooked up to productDetailDisplayGroup.displayedObjects to
  > display the correct number of objects per batch.
  >
  > Did you set numberOfObjectsPerBatch in the java or in the WO??  I
  > prefer to set it in the java personally because I have found that
  > setting it in WO can occasionally be flakey (although I sometimes 
have
  > great success with it).  You set it in the java by calling
  > productDetailDisplayGroup.setNumberOfObjectsPerBatch(25) in the
  > constructor of your component (or you can call it just after you set
  > the masterObject if you want to).  Not sure why you would see 13 
unless
  > you had set it to 13 somewhere.
  >
  > See how that goes.
  >
  > Larry.






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