[Glass] How to initialize a after startup of a system/gem ?

If a gem is started - how can I initialize a class variable to a
transient instance structure ?

Marten

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Marten,

See UserProfile>>#’loginHook:’ for code to run at login. See SessionTemps for transient structures.

A class variable would not be transient, but could contain an RcKeyValueDictionary where the key is the session number (System class>>#’session’) and the value is any object. The object would be persisted but would not conflict.

James


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Marten,

If you are using GLASS, take a look at SystemLoginNotification. You can subscribe for a #sessionStart message to be sent to a global by subscribing with the name of a global:

  SystemLoginNotification subscribe: #MCWorkingCopy

The #sessionStart message is then sent shortly after login.

Also for dealing with session temps, I tend to favor lazy initialization when possible.  SessionTemps current is empty everytime the session is started, so it is a pretty reliable indicator...


Dale


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