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Subject: Using ERXThreadStorage
Hi list,
In our application, we keep the business-logic with the EO-model in a separate
framework. Because some of the enterprise objects are region-specific, we need
to get
Hi René
Thanks for the hint with the request-response cycle. We changed it so the
ERXThreadStorage.takeValueForKey happens during the awake() of the session. I
think there may be a more elegant solution to this, but it seems to work now.
Beni
> On 16 Dec 2015, at 10:36, René Bock
Hi Beni,
it looks like ERXThreadStorage.takeValueForKey (create session) happened not in
the same worker-thread than ERXThreadStorage.valueForKey. I only use
ERXThreadStorage to share data between objects during a request-response cycle.
You may extend EOEditingContext to keep a reference to
Hi list,
In our application, we keep the business-logic with the EO-model in a separate
framework. Because some of the enterprise objects are region-specific, we need
to get access to the logged in user(or its region, respectively) with a static
method. The problem is that the user is stored
