Do not use as many exclamation marks than words.
Do not have as many words in your disclaimer as your query.
Your technical question is addressed below...
Sharma, Meenakshi wrote:
Writing your own connector is probably a big undertaking, and not for the faint of heart.Hello Everybody,
I'm developing an application which is a java servlet, deployed on tomcat 5.5 Now, I want my application to take raw data from the client through sockets, & for that it has to make a socket connection and listen that port for data.
I've heard that we can create Connectors in Tomcat, which can listen to any protocol type of request i.e. Http, Telnet or any of application protocol.
In my case I need a Connector which can listen to a socket for raw data type requests...
Why not just write a standalone server, if you're not using HTTP?
Or, even simpler, why not have the client use POST and read the body as an
input stream in the servlet? This does allow you to send "raw data" from a
client to a Servlet. Consult any good book on Servlet Programming for how
to do it. This way you get all the benefits of Tomcat without having to rewrite it.
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