On Nov 8, 2010, at 6:36 PM, Hector Blanco wrote:
> methods that I have implemented and that need to be there. That would
> be the "ZepConnector" (and, for purposes of the example, it's method
> foo() it's the one I need to use). As you can see in the following
> lines, I randomly test its availability in the addChild1() method of
> the Parent.
>
> child1 = relationship(
> "Child",
> uselist=True,
> primaryjoin=lambda: and_((Parent.id == Child.parent_id),
> (Child.type
> == "VR")),
> collection_class=ZepConnector("VR")
> )
So this is incorrect - collection_class takes a class or other callable as an
argument that will produce an instance of your collection. The ZepConnector
source you have below indicates that ZepConnector("VR") is an instance of the
collection. You need to use a lambda: there. The other errors you're
getting would appear to extend from that (and is also why __init__ is called on
ZepConnector - you're calling it yourself).
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