Hi:
> A "Web Application Archive" file is in fact a standard JAR file, with the
> extra configuration stuff in a /WEB-INF subdirectory.
The /WEB-INF subdirectory contains the stuff that is not part of the
public document tree. But, does this necessitate a new file type?
Anyway, the META-INF directory is supposed to contain meta-stuff about
the contents. Why not add another entry in the manifest.mf file to
indicate that the contents make a "web" application?
The same is the case with J2EE, which requires an .ear file for
packaging!
Am I missing something here?
> Session objects cannot be shared across sessions, but mutliple requests to the
> same session can be made simultaneously. Therefore, it is still the author's
> responsibility to make sure their objects are thread safe.
>
> The HttpSessionContext object was deprecated in 2.1, and there is no longer
> any spec-compliant way to get a reference to it. You probably meant
> ServletContext instead.
I realized it after posting. Thanks.
Regards,
Subrahmanyam
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