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Torben Bruun Posts: 2 Whimp 15.Jan.2005 17.44.10 TZ+01:00 |
Hi, I've added servlethandlers for my new servlets through the admin interface. Is this enough ? br Torben Hi, I'm trying to run servlets on Bejy, without any luck :-) I'm trying to run WelcomeTest and WelcomeServlet. I just get a white blanck screen, when accessing these 2 servlets. The same thing happens when I add a servlet of my own. Same thing happens using both Java 1.4.2_06 and Java 1.5.0_01. I'm looking for a Webserver with a servlet engine, that have a small footprint, and this looks nice by the describtion, but I'm having problems to get it to run. br Torben Bruun | ||
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Bebbo Posts: 18 Beginner 17.Jan.2005 07.46.07 TZ+01:00 |
The question is: 1. do you want to run a web application (with WIB-INF folder and web.xml) 2. or do you want to add servlets to some context. if 1. is the answer, you should use the war tag: <server maxThreads="999" maxWait="1" port="80" timeout="120000"> <protocol class="de.bb.bejy.http.HttpFactory" > <host logFile="logs/www.mydomain.xy" name="www.mydomain.xy"> <war alias="" urlPath="/" path="/the/path/to/webapp"/> </host> </protocol> </server> the servlets are called as specifued in web.xml if 2. is the answer, you have to add a servlethandler for each servlet to the bejy.xml, because there is no web.xml used: <server maxThreads="999" maxWait="1" port="80" timeout="120000"> <protocol class="de.bb.bejy.http.HttpFactory" > <host logFile="logs/www.mydomain.xy" name="www.mydomain.xy"> <context urlPath="/" path="/the/path/to/webapp"> <handler class="xx.yy.myServlet" mask="/invokeme" /> <handler class="de.bb.bejy.http.FileHandler" default="index.html" mask="*"/> </context> </host> </protocol> </server> that servlet is used with http://www.mydomain.xy/invokeme Don't forget to edit the classpath, xx.yy.myServlet must be in BEJY's classpath. Does this help you out? Bebbo |