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Jeremy Quinn wrote:

<snip/>

> Should I hold back on committing my changes to make ContextHelper 
> Contextualizable, to wait to see what comes out of this proposal ?


Wait a bit ;-)

You can still use the ContextAccess class in your own source tree, though.

> BTW. I think there may be a related issue here with a problem noted a 
> while ago, where it was not possible to read parameters setup in 
> web.xml as expected using :
>
>     org.apache.cocoon.environment.Context.getInitParameter(String name)
>
> Unless Cocoon was 'expecting' that parameter to be there.
>
> I don't know if this is a bug or a just a misunderstanding ;)


I guess you made the (sorry!) classical mistake of adding parameters to 
the Cocoon servlet instead of the _webapp context_, which is what is 
accessed using Context.getInitParameter().

Sylvain

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