On Oct 7, 2008, at 2:52 PM, Uwe Grauer wrote:
> For debugging purposes i had this in my JnpBizobj:
> def save(self, startTransaction=True):
> print "JnpBizobj.save() was called"
> dabo.biz.dBizobj.save(self, startTransaction)
>
> Commenting the above the error went away.
>
> With this change it doens't error too:
> def save(self, startTransaction=True):
> print "JnpBizobj.save() was called"
> super(JnpBizobj, self).save(startTransaction)
>
> I do not understand this.
> Can someone explain the difference?
I believe that the difference is that the first version calls the
bare framework method, while the second calls the properly decorated
instance of that method for that bizobj. I always use the latter
version in my code, as I've found the super() object to be
consistently reliable.
Just curious: what if you added the import for RemoteConnector to
your bizobj, and then added the @remote decorator to your method?
-- Ed Leafe
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