Re: Pyro and class init() with another class instance

Thank you for the hint, now I can use the methods.
And I'll think about a way to avoid dotted names.

Daniel


2013/2/22 Irmen de Jong <[email protected]>

> On 20-2-2013 20:19, Daniel Krause wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am new to Pyro, and I feel I need some advice.
> > With one of my first test scripts I run into problems when I try to use
> a method of an
> > class object from inside another class.
> > a.method() works
> > b.a.method() is not working
>
> My guess is you encountered Pyro's default security setting regarding
> "dotted names
> lookup". This is not allowed by default (and Pyro considers the full
> "dotted name" as a
> single attribute on your proxy - which will raise the AttributeError).
>
> You can change this behavior by setting the DOTTEDNAMES config item which
> enables the
> "correct" way to deal with those dotted names, but at the same time that
> opens a
> possible security hole. That's why the feature is disabled by default. For
> more
> information, read this paragraph in the documentation:
>
> http://pythonhosted.org/Pyro4/security.html?highlight=dotted#dotted-names-object-traversal
>
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Irmen de Jong
>
>
>
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