>>I am using the Tastrade's type of framework for my application. In the login form, which is created and run from the 'main::init()' method, I need to get access to an object that I created in the 'Application::Init()' class. The name of the object that I created is 'oRegistry'. The 'oRegistry' object is able to read and write data to the registry.
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>Joseph, how did you create it? CREATEOBJECT or AddObject?
>If it is added to oApp object you should call it oApp.oRegistry.myMethod()
>If it is created with CREATEOBJECT you need to make sure that oRegistry was declared as PUBLIC variable first, to be accessible from any place.
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>HTH, Nick
I used AddObject. The problem is that oApp is not created yet as the login method in called in the 'Main' init method.
But if I read your second suggestion corretly, is that I can create the 'oRegistry' object using the 'CreateObject' and then I can get access to it at any point, even if the 'Main' init method is not complete yet.