Luke van der Hoeven wrote:
>
> Any idea on how to solve this or to get the data back from that pointer?
> Thanks.
>
> Alternatively, does anyone know if PassiveRecord solves this problem?
First of all, it's not a pointer..
Secondly, the object is being passed from a web client most probably on
another host back to your web server.. how could it be resolved by
de-referencing a pointer?
NOT TESTED.. just ideas to get you started..
If you make your initialize method look like this:
class HsdPair
def initialize(hsd)
if(hsd.kind_of? Map)
@current_display = hsd[:current_display] || 0
@has_changed_flag = hsd[:has_changed_flag] || false
@hsd = hsd[:hsd] || raise "hsd attribute missing"
else
@current_display = 0
@has_changed_flag = false
@hsd = hsd
end
end
# Much more elegant ways to do this but not sure if you are on 1.8 or
1.9
def to_params()
{:current_display => @current_display, :has_changed_flag =>
@has_changed_flag, :hsd => @hsd}
end
end
Then you can reconstruct the object on the server side by calling
HsdPair.new(params)
hth
ilan
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