You may use an anonymous inner class like this: (copy'n'pasted from somewhere)
MgnlContext.doInSystemContext(new MgnlContext.VoidOp() {
@Override
public void doExec() {
//Here the code
}
}, true)
Or you might use MgnlContext.getSystemContext(), e.g. (this is what I use)
HierarchyManager hm =
MgnlContext.getSystemContext().getHierarchyManager(DataModule.getRepository());
Greetings,
Felix
On Dec 20, 2010, at 6:44 PM, Will Scheidegger wrote:
>
> Dear Magnolians
>
> There is MgnlContext.doInSystemContext() which takes an MgnlContenxt.Op as
> parameter. But is there also a way to simply execute a standard command in
> the system context? Or do I actually have to write a class which implements
> MgnlContext.Op which executes my command?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -will
>
>
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