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pyxpcom
[pyxpcom] Using (object) on the component's declaration
by Arthur Gouveia other posts by this author
Dec 1 2008 5:58AM messages near this date
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Re: [pyxpcom] pyxpcom Digest, Vol 25, Issue 1 | Re: [pyxpcom] Using (object) on the component's declaration
Hi folks!

I´m trying to make a PytXPCOM + XUL  + Storm(ORM) app.

The problem I´m having is that when I declare a component (Python Class)
without using (object), the PyXPCOM registers it just fine, but when I use
(object), or when I say the class inherits from a class that inhetis object,
on my Class declaration, the pyxpcom doesn't register it.

*I need to use the (object) on my component because Storm throws an __mro__
Error if I don´t, when doing a select on my DB.*

What's happening? Anyone here saw this before and came up with a solution?
What is the problem on using (object) on pyxpcom components?


This code doesn´t register prCustomer (or customer), but if I declare
"prCustomer:", it registers just fine.

*# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
# vim: set ts=4 sw=4 :

from xpcom import components

class Customer(object):
        pass

class prCustomer(Customer):
        _com_interfaces_ = components.interfaces.prICustomerService
        _reg_clsid_ = "{aac45fb0-9ead-11dd-ad8b-0800200c9a66}"
        _reg_contractid_ = "@taturana.net/testes/customer;1"

        def add(self, cust):
              pass
*


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