Hi Roch'e,
I'm guessing that getAllContactsForCustomer is a "DTML Method". If
I remember correctly the third argument is a 'mapping object' that can
be used to augment the effective namespace available to the
method. Passing _.None should do nothing (I'm guessing you could just
use "getAllContactsForCustomer( this(), _ )" and it would work just
fine. This issue has been pretty much hashed to death here in the
past. There is even a fishbowl proposal to 'fix it'.
http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/NamespacePassingRevisited
-steve
>>>>> "Roch'e" == Roch'e Compaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Roch'e> I have a specialist Contacts and for Contacts I have a
Roch'e> method getAllContactsForCustomer. Whenever I want to call
Roch'e> this method I have to pass on the whole namespace and the
Roch'e> object itself to get it to work eg:
Roch'e> getAllContactsForCustomer(this(), _, _.None). Why is this
Roch'e> the case? And what does _.None actually mean?
Roch'e> Roché
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