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Modifying the CSClient object

Bowker

CSSDK 2.5
TS 6.5
Win2k3

After creating a new CSClient object I would like to change the "application" field. There is a CSClient.getApplication() but there is no way to change it.

I store the CSClient in a session variable on the server so I don't need to recreate it every time I need to do something - but since the current application changes (creatNewFile, editOldFile, submitFile...) I would like to change the application currently running for logging purposes.

Any way to do that?

Dan Bowker
Northern Trust
Web Publishing Technology

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Johnny

Dan, can you point to where getApplication is in the Java DOC?

I haven't been able to find it in CSClient

John Cuiuli

Bowker

Whoops...

CSClient.getContext().getAppContext();

Dan Bowker
Northern Trust
Web Publishing Technology

Johnny

ahh there we go.

I've never seen it in use or understand what it's about..
Looking at the constructor for cscontext - seems to suggest the whole interface may be for internal use only.

Can you describe what you understand it does.. and then describe what you are trying to do, or use it for?..

Maybe (slighty maybe) we can think of some other way.

John Cuiuli

Bowker

I have a work-a-round - pretty simple actually, I store the current application in a session variable along with the CSClient object. When I start a new servlet, I just change the session variable. Basically I create my own "appContext" and ignore the one built into CSSDK.

(My post was more of - hey, is this missing? Maybe you [interwoven] should consider adding it in the next release. That way I get my 'suggestion in' without actually putting in an enhancement request.)

Dan Bowker
Northern Trust
Web Publishing Technology

Johnny

what is the application / appcontext used for?
sorry if it's a basic question

John Cuiuli

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Bowker

according to some piece of doc I read - it is not currently used for anything.

Dan Bowker
Northern Trust
Web Publishing Technology

reddyl

I am not sure but CSClient.getContext().getAppContext(); this will give the TeamSite Tomcat web application context which is "iw-cc".