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• 1. Sean Wesenberg  |  2008-01-15 at 12.59 pm

  Thanks!

• 2. Dusty  |  2008-01-27 at 2.42 pm

  Any chance we can get a version with the trace(”lc.send” commented out?

  Thanks!

• 3. Dusty  |  2008-01-27 at 2.50 pm

  Also, I’m getting this error:
  Category [ [object DataPointVO]] has illegal characters.

  when I try to Logger.info(this, messageString)

  Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

• 4. Dusty  |  2008-01-27 at 3.17 pm

  So, just to prove that I can read source code, on Logger.as, line 322, you test for DisplayObject or Class. The problem is that for some reason “myObject is Class” == false, and I can’t understand how this could be. I’m using a standard Cairngorm model/VO:
  public class DataPointVO implements IValueObject

  And yet, dataPointVO is Class == false :-(

  For the record, getFullyQualifiedClassName(this) returns the correct:
  com.redclay.CAISDataVisualization.vo::DataPointVO

  So.. how can I get my object to identify as Class? (so I don’t have to change the toString() functions on some of my other classes that I plan on using this with)

  Thanks!
  -d

• 5. Renaun Erickson  |  2008-01-28 at 12.13 pm

  To help with the confusion of instances of classes and the usage of “this” I started to just use the Class name it self. So in your example instead of using myObject just use DataPointVO.

  There is an updated renaun_com_Logger.zip file. It has an updated example application with a custom class in it.

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