Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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0.9.3
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None
Description
Example: I define a basic service
```
namespace js Auth
service AuthSrv {
string signin(
1:string email,
2:string password
)
}
```
And set up a Auth es6 class that gonna handle the requests like this:
```
module.exports = class AuthSrv {
constructor()
async signin(email, password) {
try
....
}
}
```
and instantiate a thrift server like this:
```
let server = thrift.createServer(AuthProcessor, new AuthSrv());
```
In this scenario, i'm getting that this pointer is *undefined* when signin function is called. Looking at thrift generated code for the processor i saw this line:
```
if (this._handler.signin.length === 2) {
Q.fcall(this._handler.signin, args.email, args.password)
.then(.....)
}
```
If i change the fcall to:
```
if (this._handler.signin.length === 2) {
Q.fcall(this._handler.signin.bind(this._handler), args.email, args.password)
.then(.....)
}
```
everything works like a charm and this pointer is correctly assinged inside signin function call.
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