Ah, sorry. Had some spelling errors here. It's actually the WebApplication
that is a servlet registered inside HttpService. WebContainer is just
managing the varous contexts.

On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 11:00 PM, Sten Roger Sandvik <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all.
>
> I have slowly began to create an implementation of WebContainer (RFC66).
> This allows us to deploy unmodified WAR files inside a OSGi engine. I have
> added a contribution (but not yet approved) for a more extenisble
> HttpService implementation and is trying to build the RFC66 using the same
> principle. Some toughts:
>
>   * Build a WebContainer implementation using any HttpService
> implementation.
>   * A WebContainer is actually a Servlet registered inside the HttpService.
>   * Routes servlet calls to a servlet, filter or static resource inside the
> WebContainer.
>   * All requests will be wrapped so that it behaves as it is in it's own
> context.
>   * Sessions will be backed up by the "real" container, but scoped with
> WebContainer id (or context).
>
> The general idea is to create the WebContainer so that it will run on any
> HttpService. This means that we can have full RFC66 functionality even
> inside your favorite web container. What do you guys think?
>
> // srs
>
>

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