Re: RefEngine persistance bug?

Raphael Ritz wrote:
> Hi,

some more detail: this problem does not appear,
when the method setting the reference is triggered
by a regular TTW edit but only when triggered via
object creation/initialization.

More precisely, I have a custom member area type
that I want to get linked to from other objects on
creation triggered by 'createMemberarea -> _createObjectByType'.

I've checked that it's not due to the UID not yet being
set (or subsequently being modified). Explicit reindexing
didn't help eitehr :-(

What do I need to call once I have a valid reference object
(a 'Reference' instance) at hand to get it persisted?

Raphael

> 
> I'm currently stumbling over the following weird behavior
> that I don't understand:
> 
> Use-case: I want to create a reference from code, like in
> 
>    ref = self.addReference(target, ref_name)
> 
> (which works fine) with the only difference that I want
> it the other way around, i.e,
> 
>    ref = target.addReference(self, ref_name)
> 
> i.e., in a method of 'self' I have a handle on an object
> 'target' for which I want to set the reference.
> But at first glance it looks like the reference isn't set.
> 
> Debuging this, I figured out that initially, the reference
> is created (by calling 'print ref' right after adding it
> shows up corectly in the log) but when browsing to the affected
> objects later, the reference is gone :-(
> 
> Anybody a clue why?
> 
> Any idea how to get it persistent?
> (all I tried so far was to set 'target._p_changed=1' but this didn't
> change things in any way)
> 
> Raphael
> 
> 
> 
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