Hi all, > you can also listen to WebEvents. They give you access to the HttpContext > and the HttpService that created the context. I'm using this to register > Servlets into war-bundles.
Thanks for all suggestions. For the records, here is my solution. I ended up studying the Pax Web code, and realized that what I am trying to do isn't easily possible: The extender keeps things strictly separate for each pair of bundleId and httpContext. There may be ways around this, but they would certainly involve significant hackery. What I did instead is simply export the filter as a service, but without the properties necesary for the whiteboard extender. This generates a small warning from the extender, but I can then import the filter from the bundle that has the servlet and simply re-publish it from there, and it'll be applied correctly. Alex _______________________________________________ general mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/general
