>>> Pier Fumagalli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 31-Jan-01 5:18:14 AM
>>>
>
>>I tried doing this but it does not work.
>>It looks like that the servlets are being loaded
>>by different classloaders or in a different contexts,
>>and the instance of the singleton is not the same
>>for both.
>They _have_ to be in the same context (same web-app),
>and then you can use the ServletContext methods. If
>they're not in the same context, you can't.
Isn't it also possible that a /servlet/ mapping is being used to load
the servlet inside a context?
I don't know about now but engines used to have sandboxed class
loaders for /servlet/ mapped servlets and so even within a context it
might now work.
Nic
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