Creating the container Object In Java Mapping

Hi,
i I have a scenarion where i have to set some parameter in the COntainer from the Java Mapping.
How can i get a reference to the current Container object from my Java Mapping . While using user defined function this object is already avaliable as a parameter and we do not have to create it .But in java mapping how do i get the current container object.
regards
Nilesh Taunk.

Nilesh,
sorry.. I think this is actually possible.
In the setParameter()
public static AbstractTrace trace;
public void setParameter(Map param) {
          map = param;
          trace =
               (AbstractTrace) param.get(
                    StreamTransformationConstants.MAPPING_TRACE);
Likewise, in this method setParameter, you can get and set Container objects.
I have shown how to use the TRACE .
Sorry for the confusion
Regards,
Bhavesh

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