Very short, very quick DynamicWebResource tutorial:)
1. Subclass DynamicWebResource
public class MyResource extends DynamicWebResource {
@Override
protected DynamicWebResource.ResourceState getResourceState() {
return new ResourceState() {
public byte[] getData() {
return "Example".toBytes("UTF-8");
}
public String getContentType() {
return "text/plain";
}
};
}
}
2. Open your Application class and append your init() method with the
following two lines:
getSharedResources().add("myResource", new MyResource( );
mountSharedResource("/my/resource/url", new
ResourceReference("myResource").getSharedResourceKey());
3. Browse to the http://server/context/.../my/resource/url URL and it should
show the "Example" string
4. modify getContentType() and getData() to return your objects (you can get
any HTTP parameter with the getParameter() call of the Resource class in
getData() so you could pass arguments to theURL like
http://server/context/.../my/resource/url?id=XkdfG12
Janos
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