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Address.h
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Address.m
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AppController.h
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AppController.m
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Author.h
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Author.m
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Authors.eomodel
 
English.lproj/
 
EnterpriseObject.iconheader
 
EnterpriseObject_main.m
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Makefile
 
Makefile.postamble
 
Makefile.preamble
 
NSObject-IBFixes.m
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PB.gdbinit
 
PB.project
 
README.rtf
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README.rtf

EnterpriseObject.app
SHL Object Technology Center
e-mail: otccore@bou.shl.com



Overview

This example demonstrates how you can implement a custom enterprise object and map it and its attributes to the database.  In this example, the class Author is mapped to the authors entity in the Sybase pubs database through the EOModeler app.  The EOKeyValueCoding protocol (informal) is then implemented to transfer values to and from the object and database.

NEXTSTEP 3.2  EOF Beta 
Sybase Adaptor 
pubs Database
	


Program Organization

Important Files
	
Author.[hm] is our enterprise object.
Author.eomodel contains binding information and is created by EOModeler.app.
 	
	

Revision History 

June 94	Version 1.0.

These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.