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GenericServlet and Context name problem

 
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Hi,
how can i get the context name in a genericServlet ?
we have a init servlet that initializes our web
application (which is a generic servlet). To
configure the some stuff i need the context e.g.
/testapplication
How can i get this context from the generic servlet ?
Thanks in advance,
Andy
 
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can't u just use getServletContext(); ?
i am not sure what u mean that it is a GenericServlet, have u extended the GenericServlet .. ??? in either case i am sure u can use getServletContext.
or do u want the context of a webapplication ?
 
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