The solution is online now: http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?141358-Inject-attribute-into-Apache-CXF-servlet
Am Di, 3.09.2013, 17:01 schrieb Jana Weschenfelder: > Hello, > > I think I could solve the problem now (a few seconds ago). At least I get > the attribute now. And former tests still work. > > I will add the solution to the link > http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?141358-Inject-attribute-into-Apache-CXF-servlet > in a few minutes. Please let me write down there first what I have done. > > Many thanks again, > Jana Weschenfelder > > > Am Di, 3.09.2013, 00:12 schrieb Jason Pell: >> Please be sure to post back saying how you solved it... >> On 02/09/2013 6:45 PM, "Jana Weschenfelder" < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> many thanks for the reply. I got a hint from an expert an hour ago. >>> I would like to try this first. I agree that my undertaking is not >>> easy. >>> But I have a solution now and I would try this first. >>> >>> Many thanks for your help!!! >>> Jana >>> >>> >>> Am So, 1.09.2013, 19:06 schrieb Sergey Beryozkin: >>> > Hi >>> > On 31/08/13 21:35, Jana Weschenfelder wrote: >>> >> Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, >>> >> >>> >> I have a problem and maybe someone can help me here: >>> >> The problem is described in the forum of Spring. It cost me 3 days >>> of >>> my >>> >> time already and I am really stuck now... >>> >> >>> >> >>> http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?141358-Inject-attribute-into-Apache-CXF-servlet >>> >> >>> >> I am working with a JAR file and not with a WAR file. >>> >> >>> >> I would like to use the ServletContextAware interface to get a >>> >> ServletContext, but it would only work with the >>> ContextLoaderListener >>> as >>> >> far as I have found out. But ContextLoaderListener is from Spring >>> (like >>> >> ServletContextAware), as the classpath >>> >> "org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener" says and the >>> >> ServletContextHandler is from Eclipse as the classpath >>> >> "org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletContextHandler" tells, while the >>> >> CXFServlet uses Apache CXF classes >>> >> ("org.apache.cxf.transport.servlet.CXFServlet"). I think that might >>> be >>> >> the >>> >> problem, because 3 institutions are involved here. I do not know >>> know >>> >> how >>> >> much compatible all three are, since I have not found a >>> documentation >>> >> for >>> >> such a case. Every institutions only describes its part in the main, >>> but >>> >> not a combination of all three together. >>> >> >>> >> Have you an idea how I can pass an attribute (Spring bean) from >>> Spring >>> >> over Jetty to Apache CXF? Any help is highly appreciated. I tried >>> >> already >>> >> many, many ways, but the ServletContext is null then. >>> >> >>> > >>> > I'm sorry but at the moment I'm not sure what exactly needs to be >>> done. >>> > >>> > Can you try and come up with the similar but a simpler test project >>> so >>> > that we can see what are you trying to achieve ? >>> > >>> > Cheers, Sergey >>> > >>> >> Many thanks, >>> >> Jana Weschenfelder >>> >> >>> > >>> > >>> >>> >>> >> > >
