Success using I_ValueDateTime_Ptr; but how to use I_ValueDate_Ptr and I_ValueTime_Ptr?

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 6/30/06 10:53 AM, "Matthew Jew" <mjew at icnc.com> wrote:

> 
> On Jun 30, 2006, at 12:05 AM, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
> 
>> On 6/30/06 8:24 AM, "Matthew Jew" <mjew at icnc.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Matthew,
>> 
>>> I have been able to set DateTime fields like this:
>>> 
>>> I_ValueDateTime_Ptr pvdt = fbl_dynamic_cast<I_ValueDateTime>
>>> ( aAuthFailureLogTable.loginDateTime->get_Value(forAdd) );
>>> pvdt->put_DateTime( aDateTimeRec->year, aDateTimeRec->month,
>>> aDateTimeRec->day, aDateTimeRec->hour, aDateTimeRec->minute,
>>> aDateTimeRec->second, 0 );
>>> 
>>> but when I try to do the equivalent thing for Date fields and Time
>>> fields, it doesn't even compile:
>>> 
>>> I_ValueDate_Ptr pvd = fbl_dynamic_cast<I_ValueDate>( anArticleTable-
>>>> date->get_Value(forAdd) );
>>> pvd->put_Date( aDateTimeRec.year, aDateTimeRec.month,
>>> aDateTimeRec.day );
>>> I_ValueTime_Ptr pvt = fbl_dynamic_cast<I_ValueTime>( anArticleTable-
>>>> time->get_Value(forAdd) );
>>> pvt->put_Time( aDateTimeRec.hour, aDateTimeRec.minute,
>>> aDateTimeRec.second, 0 );
>>> 
>>> 
>>> /Volumes/Alpha2/Dev-NuPV/PVReplicator2/../Common-Classes/
>>> Valentina2pv/
>>> ArticleDBManager2.mm:230: error: 'I_ValueDate_Ptr' was not declared
>>> in this scope
>> 
>> Strange...sounds like you you no included header FBL_I_ValueDate.h
>> 
>> Here in this header you can see:
>> 
>>     SMART_INTERFACE(I_ValueDate);
>> 
>> Which defines this I_ValueDate_Ptr
>> 
>> 
>> Although this header should be included via VSDK.h, which you use,
>> right ?
>> You should use ONLY and ONLY <VSDK.h>
>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
> Yes, I use VSDK.h
> 
> Sometimes, when it seems a definition or specific header is missing,
> I will include it specifically.
> 
> Should I include FBL_I_ValueDate.h?
> And also FBL_I_ValueTime.h?
> 
> And is the way I am trying to do it correct? (Except for the missing
> definitions?)

So, 

VSDK2.h has

#include <VShared/FBL/publ/Interfaces/FBL_Interfaces.h>

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And FBL_Interfaces.h has

#include <VShared/FBL/publ/Interfaces/FBL_I_ValueDate.h>
#include <VShared/FBL/publ/Interfaces/FBL_I_ValueDateTime.h>
#include <VShared/FBL/publ/Interfaces/FBL_I_ValueTime.h>


All looks correctly. Make sure you use VSDK2.h but not VSDK.h



-- 
Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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