the system with which i am working was designed such that
the servlets in the code base do little but instantiate
'worker' classes. these are created dynamically using
newInstance(). then the actual implementation classes are
instantiated [with newInstance()] by these objects.
it would be really useful to stuff stuff into the ServletContext,
from the implementation classes. ServletContext is, i think,
visible to the implementation classes at runtime, since they are
created in the scope of the originating servlet. or not?
i've not found any syntax that will compile. is there any
way to reference the ServletContext in this scenario?
thanx,
robert young
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