Hi Beni,
it looks like ERXThreadStorage.takeValueForKey (create session) happened not in
the same worker-thread than ERXThreadStorage.valueForKey. I only use
ERXThreadStorage to share data between objects during a request-response cycle.
You may extend EOEditingContext to keep a reference to an user object and
override session.defaultEditingContext to initialize the ec with the current
user.
regards
René
> Am 16.12.2015 um 10:07 schrieb Benjamin Steiner <[email protected]>:
>
> Hi list,
>
> In our application, we keep the business-logic with the EO-model in a
> separate framework. Because some of the enterprise objects are
> region-specific, we need to get access to the logged in user(or its region,
> respectively) with a static method. The problem is that the user is stored in
> the session, so we can’t access it from the business-framework.
>
> We tried to use ERXThreadStorage, but we only get NULL out of it when we try
> to get the region. Is there something we overlooked?
> Here’s the code we use to store and retrieve the region:
>
> (this happens in the constructor of the session, wenn the user logs in)
> ERXThreadStorage.takeValueForKey( region, ERXThreadStorageKeys.CURRENT_REGION
> );
>
> (this happens on an EO in the business-framework)
> Region region = (Region)ERXThreadStorage.valueForKey(
> ERXThreadStorageKeys.CURRENT_REGION );
>
> Thanks,
> Beni
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