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Posted to users@servicemix.apache.org by bogiflip <ca...@bochner.de> on 2011/11/10 16:52:04 UTC
Using Servlet.filter and configure connector
Hi everyone.
I am in a new project, which uses ServiceMix 3.3 deployed in a Tomcat.
Currently I am working on the following requirements:
a) A loadlimiter, which counts the size/content-length of requests, that a
currently processed and rejects new requests depending on a certain limit.
b) A similar protection on TCP/IP level: Limit the maximum number of
parallel HTTP-Requests and send TCP/IP Connection refused.
c)
As the ServiceMix is running inside Tomcat, my first approach was:
a) writing a standard servlet.filter and perform filtering on requests going
to Tomcat
b) configure Tomcats http-connector for requirement ”b”.
Unfortunately I realized, that ServiceMix starts it’s own Jetty. Therefore
my solution is not working: All relevant requests go straight to Jetty and
ignore Tomcat.
Is there any recommendation for solving this problem? I am currently
considering these solutions:
1) Configure ServiceMix to use the Tomcat instead of Jetty.
2) Deploy the servlet.filter to the embedded Jetty and configure it’s
http-connector as required
Sadly I have no clue how to do these.
Thanks alot!
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