At 02:46 PM 4/1/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
> I have written a service servlet that other servlets can invoke to perform
>special functionality. I chose to write it as a GenericServlet and not
just as
>a regular class so that I can use the log() feature to examine my
jserv.log file
>in Apache (we all know how painful it is to debug run-time problems with
>servlets).... anyway, I use (from Hunter)
>
>MyServlet servlet = (MyServlet)getServletContext().getServlet("MyServlet");
>
>in the calling servlet to grab a handle to the service servlet, it compiles
>fine, but I get a run-time error ClassNotFoundException in Jserv.log.
>So, obviously I need to force the webserver to instantiate the service object
>prior to using getServlet.... HOW do I do this?
Why not have your real servlets pass in their ServletContext when they
invoke methods on your special funcationality module?
Regards,
Bob
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