I notice that like the Application class, the Component class also has a method 
named setStatusService().  As far as I can see, my Application on the one hand 
and my Component to whose Server's VirtualHost that Application is attached on 
the other hand each have separate ServiceLists, and thus calling 
setStatusService() in the Component's constructor doesn't seem to have any 
effect on the StatusService that the Application has.

If I have a Component with several Applications attached to several 
VirtualHosts, is there a way to use the setStatusService() at the Component 
level to cause all the Applications to use my custom subclass of StatusService, 
rather than calling setStatusService in each Application?

Thanks,
Adam Mackler

> Hello,
> 
> basically, just set the Application's statusService with your own instance:
> ...
> 
> Best regards,
> Thierry Boileau
> 
>

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