When you make a bean which extends javax.httpServlet , does this bean
then has the same capebilitys as a servlet? I mean: has it the same
multiThreated system? (created once, multiple threads afterwards)
Is it a good idea to let my beans do a lot of work en then use a
JSP-page to make
ation and reference
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When you make a bean which extends javax.httpServlet , does this
bean then has the same capebilitys as a servlet? I mean
I don't understand:
I assume when you write a bean that extends a HttpServlet, only the
service() doPost() and doGet() methods are treated as concurrent threads.
But when i add other methods like 'doQuery(int Id)' which i call from a JSP-Page
('<% myBean.doQuery(5); %>) i assume that this
an be referenced as
you wish.
That's the model we use. It isn't the only way.
Dan
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Mark,
a Bean extending HttpServlet is what the JSP 0.91 Spex talks about:
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Also if the bean happens to implement the Servlet interface, the service
method of the servlet is called for each request and the init method is
called once per creation.
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So its not doing a servlet's work, bu
with 0.92, there is another thing to know:
> -
> On the other side, under 0.92 the situation is a bit different, I
> think: the
> JSP page can pass its request object via (or the session
> itself), so there is another way to get there without a ServletBean with
> 0.92.
I wasn't right on tha
Hi,
I'm trying to write a ServletBean that communicates with my connection
pool and can be instantiated in a JSP page. Does anyone know if JRUN
supports ServletBeans? I'm able to access simple methods in my bean but as
soon as I try to access the servlet context (containing a re
> I'm able to access simple methods in my bean but as
> soon as I try to access the servlet context (containing a reference to my
> pool), I'm getting null pointer exceptions.
>From the JSP page, pass to the bean a reference to the servlet context,
or perhaps you'd would want to send the request
