On Nov 12, 2008, at 1:23 PM, madppiper wrote:
Nah, perhaps I am just not used to using magnolia. But from my
understanding,
the context is basically a java-object which inherits all of the
information, correct?
So I'm assuming you're getting an error message telling you the
context hasn't been set ?
The Context, in Magnolia (info.magnolia.context.Context) is an object
that provides access to the repositories and holds information about
the current "request" if any. It's not necessarily tied to a web
request. There is a class called MgnlContext, which provides access to
the current (ThreadLocal) context, and to the system context, through
static methods. In the case of an http request, the current context is
set by the ContextFilter - look at the /server/filters node in the
configuration tree of Magnolia, and you'll see that filter. If you are
to render magnolia content outside Magnolia's filter chain, then
you'll have to somehow reproduce the behaviour of some/all of these
filters.
hth,
-g
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