tgext asyncjob

[notnow]

Getting a message:

No object (name: app_globals) has been registered for this thread

app_globals.py is attached.

the error occurs with
asyncjob_perform(doinit, 0)

probably not significant but doinit is:
    def doinit(cntsys):
        RATIOs=DBSession.query(Ratio).filter_by(Year=ratioyear).one()
        val=DBSession.query(UnitCost).filter_by(Year=unityear).one()
        page= 'Total Salary Allocation'
        TheRow=[]
        sys2=DBSession.query(Sys).all()
        alltotinst=0
        countsys=0
        checkinit=[]
        countsys=DBSession.query(Sys).count()

        for row in sys2:
            #count =count+1
            cntsys=cntsys+1.39
            asyncjob_set_progress(cntsys, "")
            leano=row.id
            howtogot=howtoget(page,TheRow,leano,admyear,RATIOs, val,CDFyear)
            checkinit.append(howtogot)

I am following directions from here:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/tgext.asyncjob/0.2.1

I have seen this ticket and tried unsuccessfully to make some modifications:
http://sourceforge.net/p/turbogears2/tickets/26/

Any suggestions?

[Alessandro Molina]

You should be able to pass the app_globals object as argument to the
asyncjob start_async_worker() call if it wasn't able to detect it by
itself.

Usually if placed inside the Globals __init__ method it should be able to.

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