Paul,
You were correct. My AppServerCategory had:
private static CategoryFactory factory = new new
AppServerCategoryFactory();
When my AppServerCategory getInstance() method was called, factory was still
null. It appears I had a problem with the order of static initialization. I
changed factory to lazy initialization, and it now works fine.
Thanks for your help,
Ernie
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Ernie,
The stack trace seems to indicate that your
AppServerCategory.getInstance is calling Category.getInstance with a
null factory. You might want to post your AppServerCategory code.
Without that, it's hard to tell.
- Paul
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-Don Knuth
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