well, shut my mouth. got me thinking, finally. i opened up
"java in a nutshell" and started reading up every getXXXXXX()
in the class index.
there is
Class[] SecurityManager.getClassContext()
it's protected, and i'm now trying to track down usage
examples.
robert young
-----Original Message-----
From: robert young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 04:13 PM
To: A mailing list for discussion about Sun Microsystem's Java Servlet
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Subject: RE: ServletContext & newInstance
<snip>
since i can trace my parentage, logically, the following is true:
ImplementationClass.getCreator(getCreator(...)).getServletContext().getAttri
bute("somethingCool")
because it resolves to:
TopServlet.getServletContext().getAttribute("somethingCool")
if there were a getCreator method.
<snip>
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