Thanks Mark. I've tried this approach, but as you say it builds you a new
Registry. The problem is if you need a stateful service, i.e. a service
which handles persistence. Depending on your configuration this might give
you undesired results.
The solution suggested by Ted,
http://www.nabble.com
We had the same problem.
We created a static field (of the service type) in the
HttpSessionListener and when the service was created (in
buildService...) we assigned the service to the static field.
We then could access the service from the HttpSessionListener via that
static field.
Yes, it sucks,
On Feb 28, 2008, at 7:32 AM, anujith amaratunga wrote:
Registry from the HttpSessionListener
itself, so I can pull out my service. Is there a way to access the
Registry
from a non page, non service class?
You can create a registry by doing something like:
RegistryBuilder builder = new Regis
