part. Simon Aquilina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I
have checked the code in Tomcat again, and although it is very confusing I
feel I did understand something here and there :) However I have a
question - where is the adapter being set? No Adapter
httpd. Once you have figured out how to initialize the Request and
Response objects to look enough like the wire protocol was HTTP, the rest is
really pretty easy :). For non-HTTP protocols (e.g. trying to make Tomcat
look like an FTP server), this is the hard part. Simon Aquilina [EMAIL
in the Connector / tag will be passed JavaBean style to the ProtocolHandler
to handle init options. For the simplest example, look at
org.apache.coyote.memory.MemoryProtocolHandler (but this one is mostly useful
for unit testing). Simon Aquilina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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example, look at
org.apache.coyote.memory.MemoryProtocolHandler (but this one is mostly
useful for unit testing). Simon Aquilina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I am interested in building a custom
connector for Tomcat. I have checked the Tomcat source code
Hi,
I am interested in building a custom connector for Tomcat. I have checked the
Tomcat source code and found the source code for the ‘http11’ and ‘ajp’
connectors. I thought of trying to understand the code of these two connectors
and then try to implement mine based on these. However I am
