Hi all,

 

I am considering embedding the xml-rpc server in a Jetty environment.

Because Jetty is probably much better in handling intensive use than the Webserver available in xml-rpc.

 

However, to do this I was considering extending the org.apache.xmlrpc.webserver.Connection class.

Jetty provides me with a raw http request and the Connection class handles it and returns the result.

(I want a Servlet free environment.)

 

But unfortunately the Connection class has only one constructor which takes the following parameters:

 

Connection(WebServer pWebServer, XmlRpcStreamServer pServer, Socket pSocket)

 

Since I do not have a socket (I have the inputstream myself). I cannot extend this Connection class without causing exceptions.

 

Therefore:

 

Is there a better way to let xml-rpc work within a jetty environment?

Or would it be possible to add a empty constructor to the Connection class?

 

Regards

p.

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