Hi Toby,
If you dont have a solution yet and don't want to mess around with jndi,
you can do this. In your servlet that creates or retrieves the process
instance, get the handle of you mail service and place it in the context
variable. Since variables are global to a process instance, you can already
access that anywhere in your action handlers. Afterwards, remove the variable
so it wont be saved in the database. (note: I tried transient variables but it
doesn't seem to work, try normal variables instead)
Regards,
Elmo
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