I have had a lot of good luck with XML-RPC servlets in Jetty. In the
constructor of the XML-RPC servlet, I have:
ServletContext context = getServletContext();
// this facade only inputs and outputs XMLRPC kosher data
structures
itsNeuroinfoXMLRPC = new NeuroinfoXMLRPC(itsNeuroinfo);
xmlrpc = new XmlRpcServer ();
// people should use the XMLRPC friendly facade
xmlrpc.addHandler("neuroinfo", itsNeuroinfoXMLRPC);
and it works great.
-Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: Massive Boisson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 6:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: jetty with XML-RPC
I'd love to know what is +1 mean?
Anyway, thanks for the reply. After reading documentation some more,
I guess this would make sense. And I could put the servlet into Jetty
(I am trying to have it run all in on JVM).
But what I really cannot find answer to now is following:
Let's say I do this:
org.apache.xmlrpc.WebServer.addHandler("myHandler", myHandler);
(I will try to start with webServer and only switch to XmlRpcServer &
servlet once I start seeing problems)
1. Now it opens a new thread for every incomming request?
--> (Yes it opens new thread for every incomming request)
2. But does it use one instance of myHandler, or does it create new
instance
of myHandler for every request?
--> (It creates new instance of myHandler for every request)
Am I right with my ansers.
Thankfully,
--MB
