I'm currently in a similar situation in that I need to be able to access
JSP's and sessions in different bundles. Was this ever implemented in
the pax-web-extender-whiteboard bundle?
Thanks,
Dave
Alin Dreghiciu
Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:55:35 -0700
>Sriram,
>
>In my view the answer is in the message you replayed to. An
>extender/whiteboard bundle will do the trick for your requirements. As
>I see there is a request for such a feature and can be a good addition
>to pax extender "family". So, why don't you start to implement it
>under Pax umbrella? I'm pretty much busy right now with some other
>requirements so I cannot do it right away but I can "help" if
>necessary. And here here can be at least two approaches:
>
>1. Using an white board pattern as pax web extender whiteboard and
>then based on the context id (already in place) share the http context
>between the bundle. You can start from the current code by allowing
>bundles to share the context by id and changing HttpContextProxy in
>order to use all the bundles/registered context.
>
>2. For the ones that do not want to use the whiteboard approach and
>want to use something similar to HttpService approach you can have a
>kind of proxy bundle that registers a service with the same interface
>as HttpService/WebContainer (from pax web) and act as a composite
>service.
>
>So, when do you start? :)
>
>Alin
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