On 17 Jul 2006 at 21:08, Michael Bayer wrote:

> its working on this end, i see you are using assign_mapper without a  
> sessioncontext so i guess that means you are on threadlocal, tried  
> that too (which does add its own extension in....) but it also  
> works.   see if you can attach a test script so i can reproduce.

Well, I've created a simple test where all the code is in one file, and it 
works.

When it's split up in different modules, I only see the print statement from 
the 
extension __init__() method (which occurs during table compile).

Something is seriously screwy. I'm tired and will look at this tomorrow.

I wonder if there's some funkiness with module name checking at some point.. I 
just don't know

I will send you some stuff directly.




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