Christine-
If you have an instance of the context in your action you can just get
your PullTool out of that context directly with
MyToolkit tool = (MyToolkit) context.get("myToolkit");
Just substitue "myToolkit" with whatever you use in Velocity, ie if you
use $toolkit to get the pull tool in Velocity, use
context.get("toolkit") to get it in Java.
-Brian
On Tue, 2002-05-14 at 08:49, Christine Keim wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> i'm a newby and i got a problem at my hands.
> I want to acomplish the following:
> 1) add a Class myToolkit to the Context of every Velocity page for the whole
>application
> this already works fine.
> 2) This myToolkit initialises a BEBroker, which i want to be used in actions and
>Screens too though.
> Now i don't know how to get that instance of BEBroker that the Toolkit has in any of
>the actions.
> The Toolkit-Class itself should only be used in velocity-templates. The BEBroker
>instead should be
> sort of a service. I thought maybe it is possible to add/register this BEBroker-class
> as a service to the TurbineServices-Class or something similar, but honestly, i
>don't know how.
> Another possible way would be to pool it as an object in the Poolservice, but i'd
>rather have it as a Service itself.
> I did not find a howto to services, and after looking at some sourcecode i decided
>it may be faster if i asked this
> here. Can anybody help me out here?
>
> thanks in advance, Christine Keim
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