Hi,
congratulations to your new release :)
I tried upgrading from 2.1.7 to 2.2, and found that the following code
now longer compiles:
HttpServlet servlet = ...;
ServletHandler handler = new ServletHandler();
handler.setServletInstance(servlet);
1) ServletHandler#<init>() now needs a grizzly-specific
ServletConfigImpl instance, which in turn requires a grizzly-specific
WebappContext.
Is there any specific reason for needing a ServletConfigImpl, rather
than requiring any instance implementing javax.servlet.ServletConfig?
2) #setServletInstance() is no longer visible, is there any reason for
that?
Both of these changes were done as part of commit 5e5da223, "Initial cut
of the http-servlet rework".
I've now replaced my code with:
private static class GrizzlyServletHandler extends ServletHandler {
public GrizzlyServletHandler(Servlet s, WebappContext c) {
super(new ServletConfigImpl(c) {});
setServletInstance(s);
}
}
... later ...
ServletHandler handler = new GrizzlyServletHandler(servlet, new
WebappContext("my nice name"));
Is this the "correct" way of creating a servlet handler in grizzly 2.2?
Regards,
--
Andreas
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