Ok, I tried Application.get(servletName) and it worked !, basically I needed
to access a Dao object that is defined in Spring and whose getter is in my
Application instance, I think I'll go this way. Thanks Igor :)
Jaime.
Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: that shouldnt be a problem, each
hrm, why not use the webcontextutils (or whatever it is called in spring)
class that has a static getrequiredapplicactioncontext(servletcontext)
method. i would imagine this code has nothing to do with wicket, so why even
use wicket to get to the dao, just get the application context and lookup
Hi, I need to start a new thread that loads some data while displaying a
progress bar, however I'm getting the following exception :
Exception in thread Thread-20 wicket.WicketRuntimeException: There is no
application attached to current thread Thread-20
at
call it anyway :)
-igor
On 12/22/06, Jaime De La Jara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I need to start a new thread that loads some data while displaying a
progress bar, however I'm getting the following exception :
Exception in thread Thread-20 wicket.WicketRuntimeException: There is no
Ok, ckecking the API I found this other method :
public static Application get(java.lang.String applicationKey)
that allows me to obtain the reference of my application, thought
its use is not recommended. Is there any side effect of using
this method? Maybe it should be used with care in a
that shouldnt be a problem, each node has its own application object and
each node will register it under the same servlet context key.
i dont know what you are doing exactly, but you might still have to set the
threadlocal if you are using part of api that needs it.
-igor
On 12/22/06, Jaime
