Have you try injecting the application state manager
into your service and use the
application state manager to retreive the global ?
You could give the following a try.
Step1) Add the following to the <invoke-factory> of
your service :
<set-service property="appStateManager"
service-id="tapestry.state.ApplicationStateManager"/>
Step 2) In the .java file of your service add:
private ApplicationStateManager appStateManager;
public ApplicationStateManager
getAppStateManager() {
return appStateManager;
}
public void
setAppStateManager(ApplicationStateManager
appStateManager) {
this.appStateManager = appStateManager;
}
In the .java file of your service, to retrieve the
global, you could try
getAppStateManager().get("global");
Shing
--- Phillip Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I am writing an EmailVerificationService (user
> clicks on link in email and
> it hits my tapestry service).
>
> Inside my service, I need to have access to the
> application Global object
> (defined in my tapestry app spec file).
>
> I didn't see the application global object as an
> available option in the
> infrastructure objects.
>
> Any advice?
> Thanks.
>
>
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