Inheritance diagram for ObjectManagerException:

Public Member Functions
	__construct ()

	__sleep ()

	__wakeup ()

	isRegistered ($objectName)

	get ($objectName)

	create ($objectName)

	getEmptyObject ($className)

Protected Attributes
	$objectContainer

Detailed Description

Implementation of the default Extbase Object Manager

Definition at line 20 of file ObjectManagerException.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct ( )

Constructs a new Object Manager

Definition at line 30 of file ObjectManagerException.php.

Referenced by ObjectManagerException\__wakeup().

Member Function Documentation

__sleep ( )

Serialization (sleep) helper.

Removes properties of this object from serialization. This action is necessary, since there might be closures used in the accordant content objects (e.g. in FLUIDTEMPLATE) which cannot be serialized. It's fine to reset $this->contentObjects since elements will be recreated and are just a local cache, but not required for runtime logic and behaviour.

See Also: http://forge.typo3.org/issues/36820

Returns: array Names of the properties to be serialized

Definition at line 48 of file ObjectManagerException.php.

__wakeup ( )

Unserialization (wakeup) helper.

Initializes the properties again that have been removed by a call to the __sleep() method on serialization before.

See Also: http://forge.typo3.org/issues/36820

Returns: void

Definition at line 66 of file ObjectManagerException.php.

References ObjectManagerException\__construct().

create ( $objectName )

Creates a fresh instance of the object specified by $objectName.

This factory method can only create objects of the scope prototype. Singleton objects must be either injected by some type of Dependency Injection or if that is not possible, be retrieved by the get() method of the Object Manager

Parameters

string $objectName The name of the object to create

Exceptions

Exception\WrongScopeException

Returns: object The new object instance

Implements ObjectManagerInterfaceException.

Definition at line 115 of file ObjectManagerException.php.

get ( $objectName )

Returns a fresh or existing instance of the object specified by $objectName.

Important:

If possible, instances of Prototype objects should always be created with the Object Manager's create() method and Singleton objects should rather be injected by some type of Dependency Injection.

Parameters

string $objectName The name of the object to return an instance of