Hi Mark,
thanx for your help. I actually managed to replace all loaded servlets
with own wrapper via the classloader. Really cool you guys added this
option (special thanx to remy and craig here).
The code here:
https://moskito.dev.java.net/source/browse/moskito/moskito-tomcat/src/net/java/dev/m
Hello Mark,
Each servlet is invoked via the StandardWrapperValve (accessible via
JMX) that includes basic performance stats. Is this sufficient?
could you explain your statement a little bit? As far as I see the
Servlet is invoked by the StandardWrapper by Class.newInstance()?
(line 1055).
Ma
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
> However, what I am trying to achieve is to create a wrapper
> (reflection.Proxy) around each servlet to be able to monitor and
> measure its performance. The problem is that tomcat provides very nice
> plugability concepts for the ClassLoader (many thanx for that, guys)
> bu
Hello Mark,
thank you for the reply.
Meanwhile I found out that replacing the webappClassLoader in the
default webapploader via loader configuration in context.xml is
sufficent to what I need.
However, what I am trying to achieve is to create a wrapper
(reflection.Proxy) around each servlet to
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
> ok, now i added Lifecycle to the implemented interfaces and am proxing
> the method calls to webapp loader... success is still another thing:
Looks like the associated container hasn't been set. In your shoes I
would get a debugger out and step through the initialisation of
ok, now i added Lifecycle to the implemented interfaces and am proxing
the method calls to webapp loader... success is still another thing:
SEVERE: Error deploying configuration descriptor moskitodemo.xml
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.catalina.loader.WebappLoader.start(Webap
Hi,
I'm trying to implement an own Loader wraped around the WebappLoader.
My goal is to modify the classloader and to substitute all created
servlets by own proxies.
However, I started creating an own loader and proxying requests to the
WebappLoader but failed :-)
My context.xml contains:
