Shashank Phadke wrote:
> >Is it possible to bundle everything up into a jar file or similar?
>
> The static HTML pages and images need to go into the webserver' doc root
> (and hierarchy under that). They are loaded by the webserver.
>
> However your servlet and support JAVA classes can very well be packaged into
> a JAR and put in the CLASSPATH of the webserver / servlet engine' JVM. Its
> afterall the JVM classloader looking for your classes - servlets or
> otherwise !
>
> Shashank
>
Beyond the current support that Shashank has described, servlet engines that
support the version 2.2 servlet API (currently in public review) will support
the concept of a "web application" that is packaged in a JAR file, along with
its configuration information, static files, class files, and any other
resources it needs. Once 2.2 support is widespread, it will be vastly simpler
to deploy a servlet-based application.
Craig McClanahan
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