I am trying to store an instance of something like MyClass below in
the session. When I go to retrieve the instance of MyClass from
session, and I try to access myClass.instanceOfAnotherClass it says
the variable's not found.
class MyClass:
def __init__(self, instanceOfAnotherClass):
self.instanceOfAnotherClass = instanceOfAnotherClass
class MyOtherClass:
...
After reading the django session documentation I saw the technical
note that a class must be pickleable. I tried to make my classes
pickleable by implementing __getstate__ and __setstate__, but I got
the same results.
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Is what I'm trying to do a bad
practice... should one not store nested (complex) classes in session?
Am I not making the pickleable correctly?
Thanks for your help!
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