Kevin, my guess is that you used getServletContext() in the
WebApplication constructor. Just as with normal servlets (after all, the
WebApplication class is a servlet), this won't work as the servlet
container is probably still initializing.
If you want to use the servlet context, you should override:
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException
{
...
And get your servlet context object from the config object.
If that doesn't solve your problem, pls let this list know.
Eelco
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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