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Working on a spring webapp, wanted to use dwr with it.. but for some odd reason WebContextFactory.get() keeps returning a anull WebContext ... and i cant do the whole .forwardToString(&quot;xx&quot;);...<wbr /> ive used dwr before in a similar fashion not too long ago in another prj and it was all well.. but for some reason it keeps returning null here... ive tried everything i could think of but to no fruit.. any suggestions as to why its returning null would be highly appreciated?<br />

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Working on a spring webapp, wanted to use dwr with it.. but for some odd reason WebContextFactory.get() keeps returning a anull WebContext ... and i cant do the whole .forwardToString("xx");... ive used dwr before in a similar fashion not too long ago in another prj and it was all well.. but for some reason it keeps returning null here... ive tried everything i could think of but to no fruit.. any suggestions as to why its returning null would be highly appreciated?


Dwr WebContextFactory returning null

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