(Moving discussion to ode-dev; please remove ode-user if you reply to this message)
No objection to getODEServer() on my part. An alternative would be registering the ODEServer instance in JNDI. alex On 5/22/07, Rich Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Gang, I'm running Ode in Jetty which is embedded in a spring based application. Things are working great at this point, but I'd like to do come custom deployment. My question is that I'd like access to the ODEServer instance, to further gain access to the ProcessStore, for our own deployment mechanism. The only way I can see initially to do this would be to add an ODEAxisServlet.getODEServer() method. Then I could dig down to the servlet object using the Jetty APIs to gain access to the ODEServer and the ProcessStore. I could then hand those objects off to my other classes. Is there a more elegant way to get access to those core objects in the Axis2 distro environment? If not, how feasible would it be to add something like a getODEServer() method to the ODEAxisServlet class? Would there be any objection? Thanks, Rich
