Try implementing the Contextualizable interface which
will give you the Avalon context.
Then call the "getObjectModel" static method of the
ContextHelper class and pass in the Avalon context.
>From there you can use your ObjectModelHelper, or just
retrieve the object returned in the Map that is under
the "context" key.
--- Owen Tallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> From a CronJob componentI need to access our
> ApplicationContext object
> which gets initialized by a ServletContextListener
> before Cocoon
> starts. If this were a sitemap component, it would
> have a setup method
> that got called with an ObjectModel map, so I could
> call
>
> ObjectModelHelper.getContext(objectModel);
>
> The class I defined has this derivation:
>
> public class FakeJob extends ServiceableCronJob
> implements Configurable,
> ConfigurableCronJob { ...
>
>
> it has a setup() method which takes parameters and
> a map, but if I
> don't initialize the job entry with them, they don't
> have any values.
> How can I access the context from a component like
> this?
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
>
> Owen
>
>
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