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alex Belyansky wrote:
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> Hi,
> Does anyone know a way to set an environment variable in Jserv using
> wrapper.env=[name]=[value] and then read it from a servlet ?
> I tried the SuperSnoop servlet from the FAQ but it does not pick up the
> variable I set ( I thought the getAttribute(name) call would do the trick
> but id did not).
>
> I am using Apache, Jserv 1.13b
> thanks in advance
>
> -Alex
> p.s. I know there are servlet init parameters that can be set in
> zone.properties, but I can't use those because I am using cocoon and will
> need to pass a variable to a producer object, which only has access to the
> request object
>
In a future (?) version of JServ you will be able to specify which env
vars have to be sent to the servlet (dynamically, for every request (ex:
user SSL certificate field or whatever you want)).
This is already in CVS, and you can take it also in daily snapshots.
Not documented yet. read the code and ask if you need.
(you will have to recompile mod_jserv).
Jean-Luc
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