i have posted new schedule Deliverable
please tell me if it is OK to put them within my proposal
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I have made appropriate changes in my application resulting from discussion
in the tomcat dev community. Also I further welcome any more comments on
it.
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hello Dear all,
i have posted my proposal for Improve the JMX support within Apache Tomcat.
please give your comments and suggestions.
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JSR 196 can be implemented only at the service levelIs it true??
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B.Tech Part III
Computer Science and Engineering
I.T. B.H.U. ,Varanasi
Contact No.-09452196645
On Apr 1, 2009, at 9:20 PM, Rahul Saxena wrote:
Is Tomcat currently supports JSR 196??
no.
I've been planning to work on jsr 196 for tomcat but haven't had much
time. I implemented support for jetty. Geronimo has a jsr 196
provider implementation but I haven't been able to pry the tck
On Apr 2, 2009, at 12:32 AM, Rahul Saxena wrote:
JSR 196 can be implemented only at the service levelIs it true??
not sure exactly what you mean each web app needs something to do
its authentication, whether it be a standard FORM/BASIC/DIGEST/
CLIENT_CERT auth thingy or a jsr 196
If we define a generic servlet for a particular host and then allow
servlets(of any application) in that particular host to implement that
generic servlet and then I think we can supply the servlet context of this
particular servlet to the correponding filter of that host .
On Wed, Apr 1,
As you said The auth thingy gets called once per request before the request
gets to any filters or servlets.So it means that all the requests will pass
through this auth thing and so it would be not be possible to use it for
particular hosts or contexts???
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 1:18 PM, David
Xie Xiaodong wrote:
Hello, Dear All,
I have posted my revised proposal on the GSOC site for the project
Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters. And I've successfully
build the source code Mark provided, and delved myself into it. I'll add the
deliverables and timescale to this
Rahul Saxena wrote:
Could you clarify please? I don't understand your solution.
If we define a generic servlet for a particular host and then allow
servlets(of any application) in that particular host to implement that
generic servlet
Is generic servlet an interface? If so, we have no way of
Thank you very much for your valuable comments, Mark. I've revised my
proposal according to your comments, and added the deliverables and time
schedule part. Any more comments, feedback and criticism to my proposal are
welcomed.
2009/4/2 Mark Thomas ma...@apache.org
Xie Xiaodong wrote:
It was a mistake I wrote servlet context of this particular servlet .
Also as we have default host for a particular engine , we can have a default
context for a particular host , then pass its servlet context to the filter
, then can we map all servlets in this host to this filter or the
I wouldn't be that concerned about configuration - tomcat can still
instantiate the filter
independent of web.xml, like it does with the valve.
Or the filter could be used 'user-space', i.e. user adding the filter
explicitly and not
using the declarative security.
One of the problems with tomcat
As you said An alternative would be to just define a small interface that
allows the filter to populate ,does that mean defining an interface in the
default context for that host , and the filter can be instantiated using
servlet context for this default web app(context) and then allow users to
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM, Rahul Saxena
rahul.saxena.cs...@itbhu.ac.in wrote:
As you said An alternative would be to just define a small interface that
allows the filter to populate ,does that mean defining an interface in the
default context for that host , and the filter can be
Rahul Saxena wrote:
I have posted my application on the GSOC site for the project Convert
tomcat valves to filters , Can anyone give their comment on the same...
Feedback provided in the GSOC app and repeated below. Feel free to discuss your
ideas regarding these questions on the dev list.
If we derive several servlets form s generic servlet and then if we specify
a filter for that generic servlet, will that filter work for all derived
servlets or not???
Rahul Saxena
B.Tech Part III
Computer Science And Engineering
IT BHU
Rahul Saxena wrote:
If we derive several servlets form a generic servlet and then if we specify
a filter for that generic servlet, will that filter work for all derived
servlets or not???
Indeed. It should make no difference how the servlets are derived; what
matters
is the filter-mapping
Rahul Saxena wrote:
If we derive several servlets form s generic servlet and then if we specify
a filter for that generic servlet, will that filter work for all derived
servlets or not???
Filters and servlets are independent. Any filter should work with any servlet.
Mark
Rahul Saxena
Hello, Dear All,
I have posted my revised proposal on the GSOC site for the project
Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters. And I've successfully
build the source code Mark provided, and delved myself into it. I'll add the
deliverables and timescale to this proposal later. Any
Is Tomcat currently supports JSR 196??
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 3:02 AM, Mark Thomas ma...@apache.org wrote:
Rahul Saxena wrote:
If we derive several servlets form s generic servlet and then if we
specify
a filter for that generic servlet, will that filter work for all derived
servlets or
I have posted my application on the GSOC site for the project Convert
tomcat valves to filters , Can anyone give their comment on the same...
Thanks
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Rahul Saxena
B.Tech Part III
Computer Science and Engineering
I.T. B.H.U. ,Varanasi
Contact No.-09452196645
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