All the books say that you can run servlets to handle
any protocol, not just http/https, but the documentation
on how to do this is scarce.  Actually, it doesn't
appear to exist at all!

It's pretty easy to see that you of course derive
from GenericServlet instead of HttpServlet, but
how do you run this inside a typical servlet engine
(I'm using Resin, for example?)

The reason is that I want to be using my JSP custom
tags even when I'm just presenting a "telnet" command
line aspect to the world -- and I want the telnet server
and the web server to be running in the same JVM so the
same cached objects are there.

Examples most appreciated!

        /t
.....all legal games of chess <http://solveChess.com/chess?refresh=0>...
........formal model of chess <http://solveChess.com/chess>.............
...programmer's documentation <http://solveChess.com/doc>...............

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