Tried that
result = getClassVariable( variableName = "hash" & hash( getMetaData( this
).name ), scope = getSingletonScope() );
return result;
No luck.
More info:
I have my object
<cfcomponent
name="FormProcess"
extends="com.pacificMomentum.Object"
Which extends Object, in which the getInstance() method is present.
<cffunction
access="private"
name="getInstance"
output="false"
returntype="Object"
displayname="Get Instance"
hint="Returns an instance of the object, gets it from the
persistent scope if the class is a singleton.">
<cfscript>
var mySingletonPath = "";
// Check if this object is a singleton
if ( isSingleton() )
{
mySingletonPath = getSingletonScope() & ".hash" &
getClassPathAsHash() & ".hash" & hash( getMetaData( this ).name );
// Check if the singleton is instantiated
if ( NOT isDefined( mySingletonPath ) )
{
setInstanceVariable( variableName =
"initialized", value = true );
setClassVariable( variableName = "hash" &
hash( getMetaData( this ).name ), value = this, scope = getSingletonScope()
);
}
// Return the Singleton
//getClassVariable( variableName = "hash" & hash(
getMetaData( this ).name ), scope = getSingletonScope()
).dumpInstance();abort();
result = getClassVariable( variableName = "hash" &
hash( getMetaData( this ).name ), scope = getSingletonScope() );
return result;
}
setInstanceVariable( variableName = "initialized", value =
true );
// Return a new instance of this object
return this;
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
I have my init method in the FormProcess object
<!--- Constructor --->
<cffunction
name="init"
access="public"
returntype="FormProcess"
output="no">
<cfargument
name="XMLProcess"
type="com.pacificMomentum.data.type.XML"
required="yes" />
<cfargument
name="processName"
type="string"
required="yes" />
<cfargument
name="groupName"
type="string"
required="yes" />
<cfargument
name="stepName"
type="string"
required="yes" />
<cfscript>
super.init();
setXMLProcess( arguments.XMLProcess );
setProcessName( arguments.processName );
createGroupName( arguments.groupName );
setCurrentGroupName( arguments.groupName );
setCurrentStepName( arguments.stepName );
createStepName( stepName = arguments.stepName );
return getInstance();
</cfscript>
</cffunction>
Which as you can see should return the object returned from the getInstance
method.
If I go into the getInstance() method and dump the result, it actually dumps
the object I want from the persistent scope!!??
When I add
getInstance().dumpInstance();abort();
To the above init() method it also dumps the right instance.
BUT, when I do the same for
FormProcess = createObject( "component",
"development.shelco_company_registration_form.class.FormProcess" );
FormProcess.init( XMLProcess = XMLProcess, processName =
"companyRegistration", groupName = request.thisGroup, stepName =
request.thisStep );
FormProcess.dumpInstance()
It dumps the new instance... What is going on?
Thanks.... ;-) got it, while going through this process I found where it
went wrong and had another had look at >>
FormProcess = createObject( "component", "class.FormProcess" );
FormProcess.init( XMLProcess = XMLProcess, processName =
"companyRegistration", groupName = request.thisGroup, stepName =
request.thisStep );
Assigns the object as is
FormProcess = createObject( "component", "class.FormProcess" );
Then I call init() and it must not override the previously returned object
Because if I do
FormProcess = createObject( "component", "class.FormProcess" ).init(
XMLProcess = XMLProcess, processName = "companyRegistration", groupName =
request.thisGroup, stepName = request.thisStep );
It all works like a charm, not sure whether the first example should have
worked or not?????
________________________________
Taco Fleur - E-commerce Development Manager
Shelco Searches & Services
An Authorised ASIC Information Broker
www.shelco.com.au
Ph: + 61 7 3236 2605
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