Hi Chuck,
You are right, I didn't give enough details:
it was in a method within Session.java, not in the constructor.
Calling WOResourceManager rm = WOApplication.application
().resourceManager(); like Art suggested did the trick:)
Xavier
On Oct 16, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Dev WO wrote:
Hi list,
I'm trying to call WOResourceManager inside Session.java, but I
can't make it works...
More details good. :-) Where in Session? In the constructor?
Someplace else? What, exactly, is not working? Are you getting an
exception? A null return value? It _should_ work.
Chuck
In the regular WOComponent class, i'm using
WOResourceManager rm = this.application().resourceManager();
and in Session.java it wouldn't work.
I looked at the documentation, but it's more towards what I can do
with it than just how to call it:(
Thanks
Xavier
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