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Getting webapp init parameters in AbstractServerListener

 
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Hello,
It's pretty cool that you can register an AbstractServerListener class that receives startup and shutdown events from Resin. But what I would like to do is access the init-params of a specific web application.
I can get to the ApplicationAdmin instance for the web application in question, but how can I get the Application instance from that one or how would I otherwise obtain that instance?
If anyone could help me with this one, I would be grateful!
Thanks in advance.
Micha.
 
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Are you sure that listening for the startup events is the right way to do this? If you mark a servlet as "load on startup" it is guaranteed to be started when the container starts.
Such a servlet can get access to all the init parameters from its application.
Can you explain a little more about what you need to do ?
 
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