I've never tried what you explain, but can't you pass the servlet's
ServletContext as a parameter when creating your worker (and implentation)
classes?
Like, set your worker classes to receive a ServletContext interface in it's
constructor and then create the worker class inside the servlet by doing
something like this:
Worker worker = new Worker(this.getServletContext());
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> Skickat: den 18 oktober 2000 17:37
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> the system with which i am working was designed such that
> the servlets in the code base do little but instantiate
> 'worker' classes. these are created dynamically using
> newInstance(). then the actual implementation classes are
> instantiated [with newInstance()] by these objects.
>
> it would be really useful to stuff stuff into the ServletContext,
> from the implementation classes. ServletContext is, i think,
> visible to the implementation classes at runtime, since they are
> created in the scope of the originating servlet. or not?
>
> i've not found any syntax that will compile. is there any
> way to reference the ServletContext in this scenario?
>
> thanx,
> robert young
>
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