fortress,about m_context and m_componentContext

[Mu Mike]

According to the javadoc, m_componentContext will be passed to service 
implementations while looking up them through a servicemanager and 
m_context contains content such as info of loggermanager,metainformanager 
and so on. The question is,I passed the context of m_context to a 
FortressConfig by its setContainerConfiguration() and 
setMetaInfoManagerConfiguration() and so on and then use it to construct a 
ContainerManager and then get a Container, but I do want my Container have 
a different m_componentConext(by default,it has the same value of 
m_context), so I write my container class instead.

public class MyContainer extends DefaultContainer  {
protected org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context 
provideComponentContext(org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context parent)
throws Exception

{
 return wantedConext;    
}
}

the problem is, I have the wantedContext object in a class that has the 
container like this

class BootStrapClass
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{ 
           Context wantedContext;
           Configuration sysConfig = builder.build("system.xconf");
           fConfig.setContainerConfiguration(sysConfig);

           Configuration roleConfig = builder.build("report.roles");
           fConfig.setRoleManagerConfiguration(roleConfig);
           //this is our own container
           fConfig.setContainerClass("MyContainer");
           ContainerManager cm = new
                   DefaultContainerManager(fConfig.getContext());
           ContainerUtil.initialize( cm );
           container = (DefaultContainer)cm.getContainer();
           rmanager = container.getServiceManager();
}
}
Before ContainerUtil.initialize( cm ), you get a null object using          
  
container = (DefaultContainer)cm.getContainer(); and after it, the 
m_componentContext has been set to all the service implementations 
contained in the container, so I guess the only way is to provide the 
"wantedContext" to MyContainer in class BootStrapClass, but how? since we 
use FortressConfig.setContainerClass(String) method, there isnt then a 
MyContainer object.

Anyone can help me?

Thanks
Mike
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