I ve got a question about FortressConfig

[Mu Mike]

Now I am using FortressConfig this way:

   final FortressConfig config = new FortressConfig();
   config.setContextDirectory("");
   config.setWorkDirectory("");
   config.setContainerConfiguration("report.xconf");
   config.setRoleManagerConfiguration("report.roles");
   config.setLoggerManagerConfiguration("logkit.xconf");
   ContainerManager cm = new
             DefaultContainerManager(config.getContext());
   
   ContainerUtil.initialize( cm ); 
   DefaultContainer container = (DefaultContainer) cm.getContainer();
   ServiceManager manager = container.getServiceManager();

you can tell that I use FortressConfig only to get a ServiceManager to 
lookup services, So I provided it two files: report.xconf and report.roles.

report.xconf

<my-system>
 <AnotherRunner id="Runner.Another" name="I M ANOTHER RUNNER"/>
 <DefaultRunner id="Runner.Default" name="I M DEFAULT RUNNER"/>
</my-system>
report.roles

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<role-list>
 <role name="Runner">
   <component shorthand="DefaultRunner"
              class="DefaultRunner"
              />
   <component shorthand="AnotherRunner"
              class="AnotherRunner"
              />
 </role>   
</role-list>

when I use config.getContext()) to get a Context for the ContainerManager, 
I guess the returned Context object contains the content of the two files 
provided to look up services. But, the question is, I have another Context 
object which is not supposed to be used for looking up services, for 
example: system.xconf

system.xconf

<system>
<ColorsConfig path="file://colors.xml" />
<DevicesConfig path="file://devices.xml" />
</system>
and I want every service which implemented Contextualiziable interface I 
look up through the manager(a Servicemanager) to be able to access that 
context(contains the content of system.xconf), what shall I do then? I 
checked FortressConfig class API yet got no clues.

Yet actually in ECM , I achived my goal this way

ExcaliburComponentManager manager=new ExcaliburComponentManager();
DefaultRoleManager roles = new DefaultRoleManager();
roles.configure(roleConfig);//report.roles
manager.setRoleManager(roles);
manager.configure(managerConfig)//report.xconf
manager.contextualize(sysContext);//system.xconf
then whenever I lookup a Component using that manager, it can access that 
sysContext Object



Thanks
Mike.
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