The contents of the thread storage are removed at the end of each R-R loop to prevent data leaking between requests (and to prevent memory leaks too).
Wonder already puts the session in thread storage under “session” so you could just use that and ask it for the region in your EOs. Chuck From: <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> on behalf of Benjamin Steiner <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> Date: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 1:07 AM To: WebObjects-Dev <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> Subject: Using ERXThreadStorage 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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