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In case it helps, this is the section of the code where eChat blows =
up--the last message I get is the "got clobbered" message. I get the =
remote URI, send the remote object a reference to my object, and the =
result is broken. It does pause noticeably to come to the conclusion =
that it is broken.
myFriend:=3D getObjectFromURI(friendURI)
showMessage("me", "obj" + myFriend)
define result :=3D myFriend <- receiveFriend(myChatReceiver)
result <- whenResolved (define observer(r) {
if (E isBroken(r)) {
showMessage("me", "got clobbered")
} else {
showMessage("me", "won against all odds")
}
})
BTW, markm, I notice that in your batch file you startup E from Interp, =
not EMain. It seems to make no difference here--I get the "clobbered" =
message either way. Should I henceforth startup from Interp?
--marcs
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In case it helps, this is the section of the code where eChat blows =
up--the=20
last message I get is the "got clobbered" message. I get the =
remote=20
URI, send the remote object a reference to my object, and the result is =
broken.=20
It does pause noticeably to come to the conclusion that it is =
broken.
myFriend:=3D =
getObjectFromURI(friendURI)
showMessage("me",=20
"obj" + myFriend)
define result :=3D myFriend <-=20
receiveFriend(myChatReceiver)
result <- whenResolved (define =
observer(r)=20
{
if (E isBroken(r))=20
{
=
showMessage("me",=20
"got clobbered")
} else=20
{
=
showMessage("me",=20
"won against all odds")
}
})
BTW, markm, I notice that in your batch file you startup E from =
Interp, not=20
EMain. It seems to make no difference here--I get the =
"clobbered"=20
message either way. Should I henceforth startup from Interp?
--marcs