Hi. I'm having lots of troubles disposing my components with Fortress. Basically, I've got some disposable components with a FactoryComponentHandler. However, when I use the ServiceManager to release them, nothing happens.
The problem comes from this line in the FortressServiceManager.release() method (line 165): final ComponentHandler handler = (ComponentHandler)m_used.remove( component); It always returns a null. Always. I added a line before to check if m_used contained the component key, and that always returned false. However, after running it through a debugger I can see that the component _is_ in there. I tried a number of fixes, but the one that worked was using component.toString() as the m_used key instead of the component itself. This caused my components to be properly be disposed. I'm including a patch file that shows my changes. So, is this a bug in fortress or in my own code? Why would m_used.containsKey(component) return false when it's really in there? Would the change to component.toString() for the key cause any problems I'm not aware of? Thanks, jaaron __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day http://shopping.yahoo.com
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