Hi, Ross.
This sort of defeats the purpose of beans. You should develop your beans
without any dependencies whatsoever on servlet-specific stuff, like requests
or sessions. This way, your model is independent of the "web" environment and
could be used in some other context. Your servlet should get the request and
handle it and also figure out any init parameters. Then, just pass the bean
whatever it needs.
HTH,
-Jeff
Fullerton Ross
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Subject: getInitParameter from within a
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to "Tomcat
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I've got a Bean that I want to be able to access some of the <context-param>
entries in my web.xml on Tomcat 3.3.
>From the documentation, I access these values through
String value = getServletContext().getInitParameter("name");
I can't get this to work from within my bean, the compiler returns the
following error:
newUserBean.java:505: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : method getServletContext ()
location: class newUserBean
String emailReturnAddress =
getServletContext().getInitParameter("emailReturnAddress");
^
1 error
Is there a way of accessing the context-params from within a bean rather
than a servlet?
Thanks,
Ross Fullerton
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