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[QUO] More than one instances of one contract-type?

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Re: [QUO] More than one instances of one contract-type?

On Saturday, August 3, 2002, at 03:19 PM, R Shapiro wrote:

> But if you just want access to it from the qosket, it makes more sense
> to have the qosket create the syscond in the first place and to pass it
> in to the Contract as an argument.

Just to be completely clear, what I mean is that the qosket should
request the kernel to create the syscond. Then the qosket should pass
the reference in to the contract as an argument.

Rich

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Hello, i have wrote a Qosket with a simple contract. In the Application, i need one delegate for each client callback object. And each delegate should use it's...	Sven Harazim sven@...	Aug 1, 2002 8:26 am
Hi Sven, ... cool. ... Yes, it should be possible to have multiple contract instances of the same contract type in the same kernel. Are you using the C++ or...	Michael Atighetchi matighet@...	Aug 2, 2002 2:49 pm
Hello Michael, MA> cool. ;-) MA> Yes, it should be possible to have multiple contract instances of the MA> same contract type in the same kernel. Are you using...	Sven Harazim sven@...	Aug 3, 2002 1:57 pm
... If you give the contracts unique names, everything should work as you want it to. ... It's possible if the syscond itself knows how to call out to some...	R Shapiro rshapiro@...	Aug 3, 2002 7:19 pm
... Just to be completely clear, what I mean is that the qosket should request the kernel to create the syscond. Then the qosket should pass the reference in...	rshapiro@...	Aug 4, 2002 5:22 am
RS> If you give the contracts unique names, everything should work as you RS> want it to. I hope we don't talk round each other. My contract is called...	Sven Harazim sven@...	Aug 4, 2002 3:54 pm
... There are two generated functions called 'initContract' in the skeleton: public Contract initContract(String name, QuoKernel(kernel); public Contract...	R Shapiro rshapiro@...	Aug 4, 2002 7:40 pm

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