I think you need to add another variable stating the jointype to your
Session class. The SQLObject documentation sort of talks about it here:
http://sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#one-to-many-relationships
I am guessing you will want to use a SingleJoin here, so your Session
class should look like this:
class Session(SQLObject):
ip = StringCol(length = 32, alternateID=True)
FileXferSession = SingleJoin('FileXfer')
#snip other fields
If you already have created the session table and want to add more
references this can be done with:
Session.sqlmeta.addJoin(SingleJoin('FileXfer',
joinMethodName='FileXferSession'))
I believe that code will have to be placed outside of your FileXfer
class, but that may be wrong.
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