Thank you Adrian, it is of great help. On Jul 20, 2012, at 10:07 AM, Adrian Crum wrote:
> If you have a LocalDispatcher in your hand, then you can use it to get a > DispatchContext. If you have a DispatchContext in your hand, you can use it > to get a LocalDispatcher. > Keep in mind the DispatchContext contains the objects related to a service > invocation: The service dispatcher, delegator, and security. You need all > three to write a service. Well, actually the getDelegator and getSecurity methods of DispatchContext simply returns the objects from the LocalDispatcher. It seems that the only real purpose of DispatchContext is as an helper to read (and cache) service definitions; there is also a useful makeValidContext method but that can be made static (I will probably commit this change later) and may in theory be moved in some other class. If my understanding is correct, then the name of this class is misleading. Do you agree? Jacopo
