: I implement the interface and it returns me the current core. But how is it
: different from doing request.getCore() from handleRequestBody()? And I don't
i think ryan missunderstood your goal .. that's just a way for you to get
access to your core prior to handling requests.
: see how this can give me access to other cores. I think that what I need is
: to get access to an instance of CoreContainer, so I can call getCore(name)
: and getAdminCore to manage the different cores. So I'm wondering if this is
: a good way to get that instance:
I'm not positive, but i think the code you listed will actaully
reconstruct new copies of all of the cores. the simplest way to get
access to the CoreContainer is via the CoreDescriptor...
yourCore.getCoreDescriptor().getCoreContainer().getCore("otherCoreName");
(note i've never actually done this, it's just waht i remember off the
top of my head from the past multicore design discussions ... the
class/method names may be slightly wrong)
-Hoss
