Re: can java tell which environment it is running in?

Nic Ferrier wrote:

> 
> Stack Traces would be the only way unless you provide some application
> logic for it.

not sure what you mean here.

> For example, use a Java property or a singleton to establish what the
> current environment is.

it is very interesting that you say this, because the problem that
I am trying to work around is about singletones.
I have one holy singleton that I would like to see alive
throughtout the life of my web application, but it gets
garbage collected anyway :(

Luca

PS: here is the code in case someone wonders

public class ObjectsManager {

      private static Object lock = new Object();
      private static Wurfl wurflInstance = null;
      private static CapabilityMatrix capabilityMatrixInstance = null;
      private static UAManager UAManagerInstance = null;
      private static ListManager ListManagerInstance = null;


      public static Wurfl getWurflInstance(String parameter, String patch) {
	synchronized (lock) {
	    if (wurflInstance==null)
              	wurflInstance = new Wurfl (parameter,patch);
	    return wurflInstance;
	}
      }

   :

}



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