Accessing ServletContext in a Action file

Hi all,
I have a servlet which i load on start up and put in the context. Now, i want to retrieve that servlet from the context and use it in a Action file, what should i do?
The class Action, which every action file extends doesn't have any method to get the servlet context.
please help,
Seshu

You can use request dispatcher to forward the request to the servlet, I guess.Since the request object is available to you in the Action class, u can get the request dispatcher object from the request and use it to forward the request to the servlet.

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