or xml params
Servlet.init()
{
var x = 10;
ApplicationSettings.setHomePage(MyHomePage.class);
// With the param map i can do this:
HashMap hm = new HashMap();
hm.put("x",x);
ApplicationSettings.setHomePageParameters(hm); }
Clean and simple.
How would you do that?
johan
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
No, no need to use servlet context or inner classes. Just object variables and x = "123"; There is nothing simpler than that. The advantage I can think of is config parameters from xml config file or such. But your approach does not allow that either. And ((MyApplication)getApplication()).getConfigValue() can do it as well. Sorry, but I still understand the use case for your changes.
Juergen
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