Alternatively, you can always use the Globals class that's available
as an *internal-api*.
But really speaking, when you want something like this, you should
see if you can use HK2 as a generic dependency injection mechanism.
-Kedar
Jason Lee wrote:
> You might look in admingui/common/.../GuiUtil.java at line 603 and
> following. I can't explain what's going on there, but it sounds like a
> good place to start. :)
>
> On Oct 19, 2009, at 4:55 PM, Byron Nevins wrote:
>
>> I want to use an object that is inside the Habitat in V3 -- from my
>> web app. I don't need to @Inject -- I just want to get a reference to
>> the Habitat.
>> Has anyone done this? Any tips/ideas?
>>
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