1. Possible.
2 . To handle the raw socket connections you need to create a 'java.net.ServerSocket'
on a
specified port and a thread has stay over it to accept the input socket
('java.net.Socket')connection and to process it and send back a reply if required. You
have to
catch the input/output streams(java.io.InputStream/java.io.OutputStream) for the
inbound socket
connections and read(through bufferedInputStream/DataInputStream) the binary stream
and needs
to write the binary stream and flush the data back to client.
thanks
Gangadhar
Ronen Portnoy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i want to implement a servlet that handles both HTTP and raw tcp Sockets connections,
>
> 1. is it possible ?
> 2. how can i make the servlet listen on a given port (how do i self activate the
>servlet) ?
>
> ronen
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