Hi,

I am writing three classes;

AbstractwebApplication
	this class has a method called initialize, which calls
initializeRequestHandlers, (and does some other stuff).
	The initializeRequestHandlers method is the responsibility of my
subclasses.

	this class implements
		intialize
			self intitalizeRequestHandlers

webBoaApp
	this class has a var called RequestHandlers*
	this class implements 
		initializeRequestHandlers 
			self requestHandlers at: nil put: [:aRequest | self
openApplicationFor: aRequest ].

		

webUrlApp
	this class has a var called RequestHandlers*
		this class implements 
				initializeRequestHandlers 
						self requestHandlers at: nil
put: [:aRequest | self showUrlListFor: aRequest ].


Now, I have the strangest effect (at least I think it is strange/not normal)
;
After doing

webBoaApp initialize.
webUrlApp initialize.

only webBoaApp's class var Requirements is filled out !  With the
requestHandlers of webUrlApp ! (They overwrote the webBoaApp
requestHandlers).
How comes ???  I do not know how to put this in english, but my first
thought was 'The inheritance only works for instances' ?  

Can anyone give me some pointers on what I am doing wrong ?
Many thanks in advance.


* First, I tried using one class var RequestHandlers, in the AbstractWebApp
class, and it did not work.  
then i started moving the class var to the subclasses that will fill out the
var, but the strange effect stays...



Frederik Vandendriessche
System Engineer, 
Electronic Business Services,   
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