I'm writing a controller that allows its contents to execute once every time an external event happens. It performs correctly for the first occurrence, but subsequently only allows n-1 subelements to execute. What would cause this?
I've overridden GenericController.next() to: initialize and return null on first pass; check whether done; check for external event and become "active"; if active return super.next(); if done with subelements become inactive. If inactive, it returns a NullSampler, which is pretty much what it sounds like. I found that returning null from next() and not setting done was a recipe for call stack overflow. I've examined LoopController and OnlyOnceController; neither seems to approximate what I'm attempting closely enough. Perhaps I don't fully understand the purpose of nextIsNull()? I looked at IfController, but that's for a continuous condition, not a one-time event. Thanks for any assistance. jp --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
