Paul Hammant wrote:
Ok, JSP may be a different beast, but how would I do it in a regular servlet? I gather from your response that it has something to do with a deploy() method. I saw an interface for that method in MultihostSevak.java and Sevak.java - but where is the method implemented and how do I get a ServiceManager there?Ok, so when the Webapp is initialized, it receives a ServiceManager and could presumably use that to request services from Phoenix?
It could be. It would depend on the use of deploy().If that were the case, then I would have a ServiceManager available in index.jsp - but I don't see one there. So where exactly do I have this ServiceManager at my disposal?
Ahh now, JSP might require some schenanigans with beans stored in session, and useage of <useBean> to access it.
cheers,
Ulrich
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