Thanks, Ramsey, for the help.

Delayed key value assignment sets the key correctly (with some changes), but 
the relationship shows as unset.  I am not sure how that works.   Perhaps, the  
relationship is not getting set early enough.


I am trying to squirrel things away in the session for later initialization of 
eos.  I tried putting my cached values in ERXThreadStorage, but the eo for 
initialization ended up being in a different thread from the cached value.

ERXThreadStorage has a reference to session and using this, I was able to get 
my cached value out of session.
I  cranked up 3 different sessions under Eclipse and they all resolved 
correctly.


Am I kidding  myself?  Is this going to break in production or are the session 
objects returned in related (whatever that means) threads correct?

I hope this post isn't too convoluted.  Threads are twisty!

Richard Palmer

On Oct 12, 2010, at 5:59 AM, Ramsey Lee Gurley wrote:

> Wrong assignment class. You need a key value assignment. Although, I don't 
> know if that will actually work either.  You have to at least request that 
> value from the context for it to assign it to the key... but it might just 
> assign that to the string key.  If you are trying to provide initial values, 
> you may want to look at ERXEntityClassDescription javadocs or set it up in 
> the init() method on your entity class.
> 
> Ramsey
> 
> On Oct 11, 2010, at 11:31 PM, Richard Palmer wrote:
> 
>> I have two entities, 
>>                                Activity <<----------------> Customer
>> 
>> Why doesn't this rule set a Customer in Activity?
>> 
>>   200 : (task = 'edit' and entity.name = 'Activity' and tabKey = 'Customer') 
>> => object.toCustomer = session.customerFocus 
>> [com.webobjects.directtoweb.EntityAssignment],
>> 
>> 
>> session.customerFocus() is a method returning a customer stored in session.  
>> This is in a ERMODWizardCreationPage whose first Tab Section is 'Customer'.
>> 
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