Hi,
Sorry if this question has been asked a bunch of times. I tried to
search the archives and couldn't find any thing. I'm trying to
implement a simple servlet engine mainly so major parts of my
application remain portable to different web serving environments. I
thought the way I would, for instance, forward a post request would be
the following:
HttpServlet servlet = (HttpServlet)
server.classLoader.loadClass("MyPackage.Servlet1").newInstance();
MyServletRequest request = new MyServletRequest();
MyServletResponse response = new MyServletResponse();
servlet.doPost(request, response);
However, the last line of course will not compile because doPost is
protected. What is the standard way of doing this. I noticed the
service method, but service is also protected except for "client"
requests. Am I to consider myself a client in this instance? I can
probably put something together with "duct tape", but I'd like to follow
some kind of convention.
Thanks,
Omar
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