Hi J�rg,
> lastly I came up with a slightly different solution. Instead of creating
> my own Context wrapper class, I just use the DefaultContext's ctor with
> an initializing Map, because all I wanted was to add new entries into
> the context:
This is a good idea. This avoids you writing a new class. BTW, did you see there
are handy methods in the DefaultContext that might be of help for you,
DefaultContext.add()
and
DefaultContext.hide()
Cheers,
A+. Didier.
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