Tomcat is large but it will allow you support higher load and all HTTP features.
XML-RPC web server is very basic.
In my case a customs XmlRpcHandlerMapping and XmlRpcServletServer.
2006/10/24, Daniel Noll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Henri Gomez wrote:
> May I ask you why not using a true servlet engine like Tomcat and make
> use of a simple XML-RPC servlet ?
>
> I do that an migrating from 2.0 to 3.0 has been very simple.
1. The reason is that Tomcat is fat. We don't want to include a whole
servlet engine when what is already present does exactly what we
need.
2. You're misunderstanding the problem. Even if I use XmlRpcServlet
(and believe me, I have tried doing this) I still need to pass in a
Class for a mapping, whereas I only have an Object.
Daniel
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