On 4 Jan 2004, at 17:15, Upayavira wrote:
I have an object that is used by all pages to present static data to pages using JXtemplate, so
cocoon.sendPageAndWait("page", {"static", cocoon.context.getAttribute("StaticObject")});
How can I get an object into the context, once, at server startup, without subclassing CocoonServlet?
I did something like this (top level in the script):
// create the context object if it does not exist
if (cocoon.context.resourceToDo == null) {
cocoon.log.info ("Constructing a new JobManager");
cocoon.context.setAttribute ("resourceToDo", new Packages.org.iniva.job.JobManager ());
}
// Add the JobManager to each User's Session so it is notified when the User logs or times out
cocoon.session.setAttribute ("resourceToDo", cocoon.context.getAttribute ("resourceToDo"));
// make it available as a global variable
var resourceToDo = cocoon.session.getAttribute ("resourceToDo");ie. I wanted the JobManager to be set up only once for all users, to be in each User's session so it can receive HttpSessionBindingEvent (JobManager implements HttpSessionBindingListener) and be available as a local JS variable.
You probably do not need all of these steps.
HTH
regards Jeremy
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