you are supposed to be able to get access to all this stuff. if you can't you should file a bug and we'll fix it.
but out of curiosity, why do you need access to this? (it could be that we need to add some feature that solves your problem in another way)
jon
Kevin Burke wrote:
Is there any way to get the Servlet Context object in a WebApplication? I have tried using the getServletContext() method in my application class (which extends WebApplication) which returns null. I also tried getting the Servlet Config with getServletConfig() which also returns null. Is there a reason for this happening? Thanks.
Kevin
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