Session object

[Keith Wannamaker <kr...@raleigh.ibm.com>]

Using Apache, Jserv, and Jakarta:

When I access the jsp examples through :8080 (Tomcat),
everything works ok.

When I access the jsp examples through :80/Jserv,
the examples serve but nothing in the session is
persistent; the number guess example repeatedly
tells me I have made only one guess.

Has anyone experienced this?

Keith Wannamaker
IBM Corp.

Re: looking for...

[Brill Pappin <br...@jmonkey.com>]

Yes, I was thinking that I might be able to hack Tomcat a little and get it
to do what I need, I was worried about artefacts though, seeing as Tomcat is
a larger application. Anyway, I was doing that very thing when this message
came in :)

Yes, the servlet API is HTTP specific... but it shouldn't be, at least not
the generic portion... that's what the http package is for after all. Anyway
its a good API and if I can work around the HTTP specific stuff, I can use
it... and using tomcat as the "parent" app might be good, because eventually
it will be fast. stable and secure... (not to mention well known and
trusted) it also means that I don't have to distribute the whole
application, but plugins to Tomcat.

We'll see how it goes...

- Brill Pappin

----- Original Message -----
From: <co...@eng.sun.com>
To: <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 7:34 PM
Subject: Re: looking for...


> > I'm looking for a lite *non-http based* servlet engine...
> > I want to implement several services (known and new) that do not use
HTTP
> > (in other words, I don't want any filtering of the requests)... so this
> > engine should be at least open source or something like it.
> >
> > A simple engine that I can hack would also do...
>
> Try tomcat.. Just create a connector, it'll fill a
> RequestImpl/ResponseImpl with whatever you need.
>
> Be carefull - it's important to think a lot before going that route, the
> servlet API _is_ http specific, but if you can map to Request/Response it
> might be an interesting hack.
>
>
> Costin
>
>
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Re: looking for...

[co...@eng.sun.com]

> I'm looking for a lite *non-http based* servlet engine...
> I want to implement several services (known and new) that do not use HTTP
> (in other words, I don't want any filtering of the requests)... so this
> engine should be at least open source or something like it.
> 
> A simple engine that I can hack would also do...

Try tomcat.. Just create a connector, it'll fill a
RequestImpl/ResponseImpl with whatever you need.

Be carefull - it's important to think a lot before going that route, the
servlet API _is_ http specific, but if you can map to Request/Response it
might be an interesting hack.


Costin

looking for...

[Brill Pappin <br...@jmonkey.com>]

A little out of the scope of this list...

I'm looking for a lite *non-http based* servlet engine...
I want to implement several services (known and new) that do not use HTTP
(in other words, I don't want any filtering of the requests)... so this
engine should be at least open source or something like it.

A simple engine that I can hack would also do...

- Brill Pappin
  www.jmonkey.com