Servlet deployment: was [Jean-Francois Arcand's Blog] New Comment Posted to 'Extending the Grizzly HTTP Runtime part V: Programatically configuring Servlet and GrizzlyAdapter'

[Jeanfrancois Arcand-2]

Salut,

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 > Is it possible to have an embedded version but that reads the
configuration from files like a regular container would do? <br />

Yes, we have an exploratory implementation described here:

http://weblogs.java.net/blog/survivant/archive/2008/12/read_webxml_wit.html

but this is not yet an official project/sub project. We still discussing it.


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 > I say so because I currently use Jetty embedded and I use always the
same "Jetty launcher" code and I just point it to the proper directory
to be mounted and it reads the web.xml and deploys the application, etc.
<br />

Yes that's quite nice.


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 > This was I can re-use the same code for every tiny application I want
to, without harcoding the servlets, filters etc. that I need. And at the
same time, the web application can be mounted in a regular container
without a change. <br />
 > I understand how doing everything in code can be very useful
sometimes, but in my case I'd rather do it like that.. <br />

I agree. We will work on a solution soon :-)


 > Salute and good job!

Thanks!!!

-- Jeanfrancois
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