There are some third party frameworks (in my case, I'm using Echo 3) that use this value for tracking of application instances. If it can't be set, all Echo-based apps will interfere with one another.
>From the spec, it looks like the Dictionary passed into registerServlet() >should be used to create the ServletContext object, which in turn has a >getServletName method. Thus, I assumed there was some item in the Dictionary >that was used for this purpose. ----- Reply message ----- From: "Sahoo" <[email protected]> Date: Tue, Apr 20, 2010 23:31 Subject: Http service and servlet name To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> I don't think there is any such mapping defined. It's an implementation detail. Where do you see the need for this mapping from a user's point of view? Thanks, Sahoo Jackson, Bruce wrote: > Does anyone happen to know: what is the equivalent to the <servlet-name> > tags in the web.xml for programmatically using the OSGi http service? > > Do I put these into the Dictionary object passed into the registerServlet() > method, and if so, what is the key entry for the Dictionary? > > Thanks > > Bruce > >
