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Re: Problem

Tim Brown wrote:
> 
> I think I know what the problem is.  The planet object I am trying
> to get is the same one calling this object.  So, apparently you
> cannot try to get your parent object in another call to the
> database.  Bummer.

Ok, I will check this. So far it seems to be a problem of the cyclic
structure of the objects. Right?

To get this right: Why are you using named objects instead of just
references? (Why does homePlanetKey.getKey() does not return just a
proxy of the object you get by the objectForName() call?) And what does
"server crash" mean? What happens exactly?

> 
> Tim Brown wrote:
> 
> > Can someone tell me why this code kills the server?
> >
> > gIndexImpl_Int gi =
> > (gIndexImpl_Int)database().objectForName("gameIndex");
> >  planetImpl_Int hp =
> > (planetImpl_Int)database().objectForName(homePlanetKey.getKey());
> >
> > The Impl_Int classes are proxy objects.  The call for
> > gIndexImpl_Int works.  The second call to get the
> > planetImpl_Int kills the server.  Both keys or "names" are
> > valid.  I am using the same call with the same planetKey in
> > another class.  I know this because I have a viewer which
> > shows me what is in the database and it finds that planet.
> > Any ideas?    Oh yes, this call is from another ozone proxy
> > object called raceImpl_Int.
> >
> > This code is for  a game and can be downloaded from my web
> > site, see my sig.
> >
> > --
> > Tim Brown
> > URL: http://www.incenter.org
> 
> --
> Tim Brown
> URL: http://www.incenter.org

Falko
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