Re: JXTemplate introspection problem - PLEASE HELP

[Niklas Eklund]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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flowscript:
function works() {
 someValue = "correctTest";
 CorrectClass obj = new Packages.mypackage.CorrectClass();
 obj.setValue(someValue);
 print("correct class: " + obj.getFormattedValue()) -> correctTest
 var viewdata = {obj : obj};
 cocoon.sendPage("myTemplate", viewdata); -> <p>correctTest</p>
}
function doesNotWork() {
 someValue = "correctTest";
 FaultyClass obj2 = new Packages.mypackage.FaultyClass();
 obj2.setValue(someValue);
 print("faulty class: " + obj.getFormattedValue()) -> correctTest}
                            ^^^
This might not be the problem, but your FaultyClass could be faulty if 
you used cut'n'paste from your actual code. The line above uses 
obj.getFormattedValue() and not obj2.getFormattedValue() which could 
give the illusion that your FaultyClass is correct even if it isn't, if 
obj is global.

Regards,
 Niklas
 var viewdata = {obj : obj2};
 cocoon.sendPage("myTemplate", viewdata); -> <p></p>
}
Anyone?
Thanks.
Bye,
Helma van der Linden