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Not finding registered handlers

aevers@redwood.nl changed:

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             Status|NEW                         |RESOLVED
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------- Additional Comments From aevers@redwood.nl  2003-03-17 08:31 -------
The code is working as designed. Handlers are objects registered with the
handler mapping. To call a method, you must specify the handler, and the
method to call, separated by a '.'.

eg. You register an instance of Foo that has a bar() method under the
handler name "myfoo", then it can be called as "myfoo.bar". If there
is no object registered for "myfoo" then we use the object registered
for "$default". If no "$default" handler is registered, an exception
is thrown.

If you want methods to be called by with external names that do not
contain dots, then register a "$default" handler.