There shouldn't be a need to pass the ServletContext around. Just call
servlet.getServletContext() within your action.
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Subject: [OT] Best super-class for context handling.
Hi all,
Bit off topic, sorry.
But. What is the recommended super class to extend for a static class that
could handle URL resolving?
I want to put any code from all my other classes into one single class so I
don't have to keep passing the ServletContext around when a class needs to
resolve an absolute path or resolve a URL within the context.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Simon
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