Update the initialization and reset of the container

I have not tested update.php, that is indeed a bug.

Can you try:

drush updb

instead?

It should not be, I have tests working around PHP 5.3.

So does drush updb work? Or is it only update.php that breaks?

I am getting this error, also after an OpenLayers install. But I am getting the error in Views. It started as an ajax error:

AJAX http error 200

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in .../sites/all/modules/service_container/lib/Drupal.php on line 52

This occurred when I tried to edit the view. I save the view and exited and now I cannot get back into the view -- the error appears.

Please give me as much information as you can in terms of how to reproduce. I will try to fix this ASAP.

I don't want to give it you from memory, so I'll need to reinstall the module. But I will get back to you.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Install Service Container
2. Go to update.php

You will see:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in .../service_container/lib/Drupal.php on line 52

update.php doesn't call service_container_init()
try openlayers latest dev

Yes, I will need to see how I can get the service container registered during update.php

That will be fun! :)

Should this be changed to "Postponed" since it maybe can be chalked up to the related problem with OpenLayers module? FWIW the new dev version of OL seemed to avoid this error (so far).

I had the same issue ... I resolved it by running the update script before installing Openlayers and Service Container ... then everything works fine.

Here's a quick hack that I used to get around this issue...

That is a pretty good idea!

There is one caveat however - this can only work if the container was build already - as trying to build it in hook_boot() would have bad consequences atm. (https://www.drupal.org/node/496170):

- I will take a look, thanks for your patch!

Hello,

In Openlayers, we've fixed the problem by adding two hooks:

/**
 * Implements hook_stream_wrappers_alter().
 */
function openlayers_stream_wrappers_alter(&$wrappers) {
  // Initialize the container. Ensure the class exists, necessary to ensure
  // a stall registry can be rebuild.
  if (class_exists('ServiceContainer')) {
    ServiceContainer::init();
  }
}

/**
 * Implements hook_enable().
 */
function openlayers_enable() {
  // Reset the container. Ensure the class exists, necessary to ensure
  // a stall registry can be rebuild.
  if (class_exists('ServiceContainer')) {
    ServiceContainer::reset();
  }
}

See the original issues: #2446309: update.php produces fatal error and #2468057: "openlayers.manager" service definition does not exist.

Fixed, opened #2502543: [update.php] Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object as follow-up for the hook_boot() idea.

Should I go back to openlayers2 or try some of the patches, I am also as of 6/24 getting the error if I do a drush rr with all the latest dev

Error: Call to a member function get() on null in ............../sites/all/modules/service_container/lib/Drupal.php, line 52

Please try:

drush rr --no-cache-clear

Also see:

#2510798: Registry Rebuild does not rebuild classes loaded by Registry Autoload

I applied the beta updates that were dated 6/25 for openlayers and the service_container,
now the openlayers 3 is doing something and yes the "--no-cache-clear" also was required to rebuild the registry

So yes the 6/25 update made something work better, yes the drush rr does not work if it is allowed to clear cache.
In Fabian's words "Nice! So without clearing cache a registry rebuild is more successful, that gives hope"