ASP Context setup

[cmrudd]

How would I go about setting up an application context per "organization" for an ASP webapp?

The specifics is that certain beans need to be configured differently (DataSources, SessionFactories, etc) depending on what the organization of the user is that is accessing the system.

Ideally what would be best would be to have the standard WebAppContext,
then per-org contexts (parented by the WebAppContext) that can be made the "effective" AppContext when the app determines the org for the user making the request.

Or, if there is a better way to do this that im just not seeing please fill me in.

[Costin Leau]

I haven't done it and I don't know the exact details but here is an idea:

- you can use an indirection level (similar to the pooling/hot-swapable components from Spring) were you can insert the logic for detecting the current user and retrieving the approapriate context. The bean will use that configuration file for the rest of the properties in a similar fashion to PropertyPlaceHolder.

[cmrudd]

I guess instead of making all my service objects singletons, if I made them prototypes and then had thier sessionFactory property bound to a hotswapable sessionFactory bean.

That way i could swap the sessionFactory, and all the service objects woulds see it.


hmm...that wont work..its a multi user system (