Hi all-

I'm trying to implement a custom context - right now it is basically equivalent to an HTTP session context, except I'm not using HTTP.  So I've created my own context "MyContext", extending AbstractBoundContext<BoundBeanStore>, implementing associate() and getScope() [using my own scope type "MyScope"].

Now, I have code which processes "requests" by putting them on a LinkedeBlockingQueue, which is serviced by a thread, which creates a Runnable to handle the request within a thread pool.  My Runnable is a class I called "Worker", and it's being automatically decorated because I've enabled ThreadScoped contexts.  The worker then fires an event containing the request.  I want the bean instances servicing the request events to be session scoped within my context.

My question is... how to I associate a BoundBeanStore to my session context?

First, I know I have to get a reference to the session context, but I don't know how to do that.  I've tried:

     MyContext sessionContext = bm.instance().select(MyContext.class).get();

within the worker, but this doesn't seem to give me a session context which is the one used by the bean that I'm invoking in my next line of code:

    requestEvent.select(new VersionQualifier(version)).fire(request);

I'm assuming this is because the "requestEvent" member variable is injected into the worker, and the context it is using is not the same as the bm.instance()  ???

Anyway, all I need to know is how to set up the context for the session such that the event handler invoked from the worker will work.

Any ideas?  Thanks in advance!