I will send a patch later night.hmm. most of the standard tools we provide expect to receive a ViewContext during initialization. if we added the method you suggest, i'm not sure how it would work. can you provide a patch for this? it would make it easier to assess.
Imagine the following situation: I will not use a ChainContext because I dont wanna extend it. Then I have a MyViewContext, which will first see inside a Map of toolboxes, and then look in the local Map for the values.
also, why don't you want to use the ViewContext interface? i'm curious.
The sequence would be:
- Create MyViewContext
- Get a toolbox from the ServletToolboxManager, passing this as argument, suposing we will call it from the MyviewContext
- use a MyViewContext.setToolbox(Map) or MyViewContext.setToolbox(ToolboxContext)
- and then our get will do the job, taking a look first at the toolbox.
It simply seems too much. It could be done as this:
- Create a toolbox through a new method ServletToolboxManager.getToolboxContext(ServletRequest, ServletContext,...)
- Create a MyContext with a toolbox as one of the parameters, and there will be no need to implement ViewContext.
what do you think?
Nathan Bubna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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