Maya Vayner wrote:
>
> What are we calling "the same web application"?
>
The 2.2 spec introduced the idea of a "web application".
>From the spec:
"A web application is a collection of servlets,
html pages, classes, and other resources that
make up a complete application on a web server.
The web application can be bundled and run on
multiple containers from multiple vendors."
A web application is what goes into a war file.
Section SRV.9 of the 2.3 draft spec goes into
some detail, as will any (recent) servlet book
and (probably, I haven't looked) the tutorials
linked off Sun's servlet page.
I don't mean to put you off, it's just that the
explanation you'll get from the above sources is
much, much better than what I could write in a
quick email :-)
> If we
> have an online store that uses MyCart and MyOrder
> servlets, are these two servlets in "the same web
> application" then?
>
It's up to you, see above.
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