Paul Hammant wrote:
Ummm... looked at the demo app's code and am pretty confused now. First off, here is an excerpt of the sevak-jetty-demo.sar:> Confirmed to work here. Thanks a lot for this great work!I can also confirm that it works now for me, thank you very much. Will provide more feedback later.Gaddamit, I found out last night that it not quite good enough for my very complex classloader scenario. More thinking needed, though nothing that will break the current API.
74835 Tue Jan 14 13:06:08 CET 2003 SAR-INF/lib/javax.servlet.jar
182214 Sat Jan 04 13:02:38 CET 2003 SAR-INF/lib/jasper-compiler.jar
69329 Sat Jan 04 13:02:38 CET 2003 SAR-INF/lib/jasper-runtime.jar
182214 Sat Jan 04 13:02:38 CET 2003 jsplibs/jasper-compiler.jar
69329 Sat Jan 04 13:02:38 CET 2003 jsplibs/jasper-runtime.jar
74835 Tue Jan 14 13:06:08 CET 2003 jsplibs/javax.servlet.jar
The JARs are included twice, once in jsplibs and once in SAR-INF/lib. Is this on purpose or just an oversight?
The other thing is that I haven't found the place, where the connection between the Avalon and Servlet world is made. The whole application seems to reside in the index.jsp (frontend) and the NumberGuessBean.java, which is included in the Servlet.
What role does Phoenix play here? I have found a couple of Phoenix-related source files, but they only contain interfaces and some glue code. Where is the part of the NumberGuess-application that is done under Avalon/Phoenix?
thanks in advance,
Ulrich
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