Why not use getParameter()?
Not sure why you want an environment variable in particular. If you just
want to pass a parameter to the servlet (like where the message file was
placed on installation) you can (re)generate your *.shtml files to pass the
parameter to the servlet.
From: Bradley Unwin
> On Init() my servlet opens a file and reads a list of Error
> numbers and messages.
>
> Currently this file name is hard coded and I want to retrieve the
> file name via an environemnt variable. I have noticed that
> getenv() is deprecated, and I wasn't able to find anything in
> getServletContext().
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