shaoguang geng wrote:
My oppinion is that service is something independent to any environment, such
as servlet container, against your question, I thing you'd better walk around
it, it seems you made a wrong design now.
Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
Robert Young wrote:
On a slightly different tack, if I implement my own servlet which
loads the servlet from WebAppServletHost would I be able to inject the
servlet context into the service via the generated servlet?
On 7/13/07, Robert Young wrote:
Strangely I don't need anything from it, I just need it. The service
is for interacting with Nutch, which requires the servlet context to
load the configuration instance.The NutchConfiguration class grabs all
it's parameters from the servlet context but I don't really want to
have to do that myself.
On 7/13/07, ant elder wrote:
I think there isn't any way with the current code as-is. We could
look at
providing something, I'm not sure we should what support injecting the
entire ServletContext into a component though, what is it exactly
that you
need from it in the service impl?
...ant
On 7/12/07, Robert Young wrote:
I am running Tuscany with Tomcat and I need the servlet context
to be
available to one of my service implementations (used to load a
particular configuration). I understand I can inject properties with
default values but I can't seem to figure out how I can inject the
servlet context.
Thanks
Rob
There is no facility to inject a ServletContext into an SCA component at
the moment but we should be able to work something out if we understand
your scenario. Who invokes your SCA component? a JSP or a Servlet? or is
the component accessed through an SCA binding (WS, JSONRPC or Ajax for
example)?
Thanks
--
Jean-Sebastien
I'd still like to understand your scenario and see how I can help you
implement it as it looks like requiring the ServletContext is a valid
requirement coming from Nutch :)
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Jean-Sebastien
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