Hi Juanjo,
Juan José Vázquez Delgado schrieb:
>> +1 on what you suggest, assuming it allows Juanjo's use case to be
>> implemented.
>>
>
> Sure, i think Felix´s suggestion is good enough.
>
> Felix, what would the next steps be?. I suppose a new Jira issue, right?.
Yes. Of course as a committer
> +1 on what you suggest, assuming it allows Juanjo's use case to be
> implemented.
>
Sure, i think Felix´s suggestion is good enough.
Felix, what would the next steps be?. I suppose a new Jira issue, right?.
Thanks,
BR,
Juanjo.
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 9:58 PM, Felix Meschberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...I think this is rather simple for Sling -- a single class to create in
> Sling, a small extension to the web.xml of the launchpad and some glue
> code in the SlingServlet -- and for any listener implementations -- t
Hi Juanjo,
Juanjo Vázquez schrieb:
> Hi Felix,
>
> Maybe a listener -- say ServletListenerHelper -- could be added in Sling
>> which listens for the various Servlet API EventListeners registered as
>> OSGi services. Upon registration of such listeners, the
>> ServletListenerHelper would call into
Hi Felix,
Maybe a listener -- say ServletListenerHelper -- could be added in Sling
> which listens for the various Servlet API EventListeners registered as
> OSGi services. Upon registration of such listeners, the
> ServletListenerHelper would call into the registerEventListener of the
> PAX WebCo
Hi Juanjo,
Juan José Vázquez Delgado schrieb:
> Hi Felix,
>
>
>> The implementation on the Sling or OSGi side, though, is currently
>> missing. One thing is, that such a thing is not part of the OSGi
>> HttpService specification (which is based on the Servlet API 2.1). The
>> other missing thin
Hi Felix,
> The implementation on the Sling or OSGi side, though, is currently
> missing. One thing is, that such a thing is not part of the OSGi
> HttpService specification (which is based on the Servlet API 2.1). The
> other missing thing is support by Sling itself.
>
Yes I know, Although, I
Hi Juanjo,
Juanjo Vázquez schrieb:
> Hi guys,
>
> How can i have servlet listeners in Sling? (Sorry if this is a very basic
> OSGi question).
No Problem. This is actually a good question -- I recently wondered
whether it would make sense to start thinking about
SerlvetContextList
Hi guys,
How can i have servlet listeners in Sling? (Sorry if this is a very basic
OSGi question).
My goal is to implement a ServletContextAttributeListener class to response
to changes in attributes.
Thanks in advance.
BR,
Juanjo
