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[r172] by bworrell

CommentRefsTablePanel:
== Deleting a comment removes the reference from the Group/Recommendation and then marks the Comment element as "deleted".

SynchronizeClient:
== Now deletes elements if they are NOT referenced and sets the correct SyncResponseCode. It had been executing isReferenced(...) and only deleting if it returned true.

CommentTypeDAO:
== Now looks at both the application_id and the comment_id when checking references. It had been just looking at comment_id's which are not unique amongst Applications.

CommentHelper:
== Correctly checks if a comment is referenced from a Recommendation or a Group.

UpdateTransactionManager:
-- Removed a bunch of unused code.

2008-10-22 15:11:40 Tree
[r171] by jonathanobaker

set cursor position to 0 on fixType panel.
Added icon to the about dialog

2008-10-22 13:48:52 Tree
[r170] by jonathanobaker

removed some unneeded logging
allowed the References to not have files

2008-10-22 12:28:30 Tree
[r169] by jonathanobaker

Corrected typo in name of referenceIdColumns

2008-10-22 11:42:27 Tree
[r168] by jonathanobaker

Corrected typo in recommendation_id reference column name

2008-10-22 11:25:29 Tree
[r167] by jonathanobaker

RTClient.java - corrected bug that assumed code would not return a null String
SynchronizationManager.java - added code to make sure the data file is created
RTClientProperties.java - make sure the data dir exists.
GlobalUITools.java - make the errors appear always on top
AboutDialog - cleaned up about text

2008-10-22 02:39:35 Tree
[r166] by bworrell

Included missing java class.

2008-10-21 12:57:12 Tree
[r165] by bworrell

Updates to Sync process. Now commits and syncs changes. I haven't worked out all test cases and I am sure that complex sync cases will break everything. I still need to handle errors in a better way and deal with initialization errors within my SynchronizeTransactionManager and UpdateTransactionManager classes.

2008-10-20 21:03:29 Tree
[r164] by bworrell

ResultSet.getDate(...) returns only MM:DD:YY information and not HH:SS. Because of this it itmes which are "NEW" might not be correctly identified. ResultSet.getTimestamp(...) was used instead which returns java.sql.Timestamp (which extends Date) to preserve date AND time information. The change is transparent to other sections of the code.

2008-10-20 20:11:37 Tree
[r163] by jonathanobaker

removed old unneeded property

2008-10-16 00:58:10 Tree
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