Re: how to call a method that is in the Session class
Re: how to call a method that is in the Session class
- Subject: Re: how to call a method that is in the Session class
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 09:36:40 -0700
What did that show? It sounds to me like you are dealing with two
different sessions.
Chuck
On Jun 22, 2005, at 8:31 AM, email@hidden wrote:
Hi folks,
My understanding is that I can call my own methods placed in the
Session
class. I can use KVC to get at the variables stored in the session.
Strangely though, setting a variable's value in the session using
KVC from
other classes appears to change the session variable's value within
the
class where it is being set, but when another class gets the same
variable, the value seems to have returned to its initial value
(that is,
the value to which the variable is set when it is initialized
within the
constructor of the session). This looks to me like either the
session is
being instantiated anew in the other class (although I never call new
WOSession()), or that I am misunderstanding something about KVC and
variable scope.
So, I decided to use getters and setters for this variable instead
of KVC,
and then see what was happening to the variable.
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