Posted by GLASS mailing list on Jan 09, 2019; 6:19pm
URL: https://forum.world.st/Topaz-question-tp5093229p5093235.html

Dario,

I don't see which user you've logged in as ... if you are logging in as SystemUser, then the #dtr method is not available to SystemUser ... If you log in as DataCurator, you should see #dtr ...

For tODE/GLASS/GsDevKit, when you add methods to base classes like String, the method is not added to the method dictionary of String, because DataCurator does not have permission for adding the method (you have to be logged in as SystemUser to modify base classes) ...

All extension methods for base GemStone classes are added to a session method dictionary that arranges to install the extension methods into a session-specific method dictonary for those classes ... the session methods are installed when you log in as DataCurator ...

I can provide more details, if you'd like ...

Dale

Ciao,

i have a Gemstone 3.4.3 run on Ubuntu system.

With Tode i add a message to String class.

dtr

^ 'test'

In the tode ws  it work fine:

String dtr answer:   'test'

But when i run the command from topaz session

the system answer the error :

topaz> login

[Info]: Loaded /opt/GsDKb/GsDevKit_home/server/stones/base_343/product/lib/libfloss-3.4.3-64.so

[09/01/19 18:18:10.003 CET]

  gci login: currSession 1  rpc gem processId 14272 socket 7

successful login

 fileformat is now utf8

sourcestringclass is now Unicode16

topaz 1> run

String dtr

%

ERROR 2010 , a MessageNotUnderstood occurred (error 2010), a String class does not understand  #'dtr' (MessageNotUnderstood

Considerations ?

Thanks,

Dario

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