public interface UserHandler {
public void init();
}
which would be used in conjunction with another proposed method call on XmlRpcServlet:
public UserHandler getHandler(String handlerName);
where handlerName is the property value in XmlRpcServlet.properties file.
On 4/23/06, Mark Petrovic
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good day.
A newbie question:
On an arbitrary handler specified in XmlRpcServlet.properties, I would like to call an "init"-like method presumed to exist as a member of that "Handler" class.
A requirement is that this "init"-like method on the Handler class must be called from the XmlRpcServlet's overridden init() method. Problem is, I cannot think of a way to obtain a reference to the Handler instance from within the servlet. I know the Handler instance exists by the time the constructor of my implementation of the XmlRpcServlet exits. But, hmm, how to acquire the Handler instance and call a method on it?
I can restructure my code to work around this problem, namely by making the servlet itself the handler, but I'd rather not do that just yet.
Any suggestions are most welcome. I may be missing something quite obvious.
Thanks.
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Mark
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Mark
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