On Nov 3, 2009, at 10:33 PM, Paul Hoadley wrote:
Thanks for you help so far, Mike and Chuck. I've kind of hit a wall
here. AFAICS, Mike's recent commit didn't fix this issue for me.
I've narrowed it down to touching EOF in
LSApplication.didFinishLaunching(): if I remove the offending code
in there, I can't reproduce the problem. Firstly I want to know if
I'm doing something wrong—should I not be touching EOF in
didFinishLaunching()? (And if so, where else can I do some post-
launch loading of EOs?)
But secondly I'm interested in any workarounds.
I don't know this part of Wonder well enough to offer much insight.
It feels like some part of the initialization is happening in a
parallel thread that has not finished by the time that
didFinishLaunching() runs. But... I don't recall Wonder creating any
such thread starting up the app.
Does adding this make any difference?
public void finishInitialization() {
NSBundle.frameworkBundles();
}
Chuck
On 04/11/2009, at 11:49 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
So I never see this because I use migrations on every app, so the
models are touched early all the time ... But if i turn off
migrations, it does look like it's not triggered until the first
EOF request.
I don't use migrations, but is there any way I can force the model
loading to occur earlier? Is there any way to block the app from
taking requests until the models have loaded? I guess I just need
anything to make this deterministic—at the moment, success seems to
depend on how fast the models are loaded after touching EOF in
didFinishLaunching(). (Interestingly, I haven't reproduced this
problem on my Mac Pro—presumably it's fast enough to get everything
done in time every time.)
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