we had a problem with alias before 1.9.8 (hope that you don't get the
bug).. in my test, I had to put a trailing "/"
http://localhost:8080/test didn't work
I have to put
http://localhost:8080/test/ (The bug is still there in
1.9.8, I filled a issue about that)
I'll check your project tonight.. leaving work soon.
2009/2/27 Richard Corsale <igf1_at_yahoo.com>
> Ok Im uploading attached to this message a test case, its a netbeans
> project, and its just as simple as I could make it. There are 3 files here +
> I use the server 1.9.7 the latest upload from the 24th
>
> the 3 files I have here are:
>
> Main: the execution point
> ServletServer: this aggregates the adapters into one bean (I have also
> tested with servlet and grizzly adapters created in the Main file, its
> exactly the same)
> testServelt: well this is just the servlet that prints outPut
>
> Problem:
> take a look at the Main file, there you will see that I load 6 instances of
> testServlet, 3 that extend the root context /test1, /test2, /test3 . All of
> these are accessable no problem. Now look at the last three
> that I load: /test/test4, /test/test5, /test/test6 ONLY test4 works. The
> other subContexts /test/test > 4 fail with the message:
> Resource Not Found
>
> ------------------------------
> *From:* Survivant 00 <survivant00_at_gmail.com>
> *To:* users_at_grizzly.dev.java.net
> *Sent:* Friday, February 27, 2009 2:46:47 PM
> *Subject:* Re: issue 460? -- note
>
> we be easier if I had a testcase that I could run.
>
>
>
>
> 2009/2/27 Richard Corsale <igf1_at_yahoo.com>
>
>>
>> When I attempt to load adapters as follows:
>>
>> (assume that "Server" is a grizzlyWebServer )
>> -----------------------
>> this.Server.addGrizzlyAdapter(sa, new String[]{ContextPath});
>>
>> in a loop which is read from the hashmap containing the Grizzly adapter
>> and its coresponding context (as one context is specific to one servlet in
>> this instance)
>>
>> output:
>> DEBUG >> API.GrizzlyHarness : About to load servlet: /OortCloud/test2 to
>> root folder: .
>> DEBUG >> API.GrizzlyHarness : About to load servlet: /OortCloud/test3 to
>> root folder: .
>> DEBUG >> API.GrizzlyHarness : About to load servlet: /OortCloud/debug to
>> root folder: .
>> DEBUG >> API.GrizzlyHarness : About to load servlet: /OortCloud/test to
>> root folder: .
>>
>>
>> Only the first adapter gets installed, the subsequent adapters are not
>> loaded (at least to their specified context). So I can only acess test2 if I
>> specify a RootFolder I can access all
>> can someone onfirm
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----
>> From: Richard Corsale <igf1_at_yahoo.com>
>> To: users_at_grizzly.dev.java.net
>> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 1:42:41 PM
>> Subject: issue 460?
>>
>>
>> ohhh see I was adding contexts one at a time, in a loop rather than all
>> at once (we really should encapsulate the context in the adapter as a
>> constructor param, since its mandatory for and relative to the
>> grizzlyadapter :) )
>>
>> heres how I have been doing it:
>>
>> This
>> is the bean that holds servlets/GrizzlyAdapters and their relitive
>> contexts, I refer to this as a ServletServer as it makes more sence (to
>> me) to load servlets into a server.
>> -----------------------------------
>> public class ServletServer{
>>
>> private HashMap<String, ServletAdapter> ServletAdapters = new
>> HashMap<String, ServletAdapter>();
>>
>> public ServletServer(Servlet ServletClass, String ServletContext) {
>> addServlet(ServletContext, ServletClass);
>> }
>>
>> public ServletServer() {
>> }
>>
>>
>> /**
>> * Adds a new servlet to this server, will overwrite an existing
>> instance if
>> * the contexts collide.
>> *
>> * @param Context <b the context/uri for this servlet >
>> * @param ServletInstance
>> */
>> public void addServlet(String ServletContext, Servlet ServletInstance){
>> ServletAdapter sa = new ServletAdapter();
>> sa.setServletInstance(ServletInstance);
>> //
>> sa.setRootFolder(OortFileUtils.instance.getObjectsDirectory(ServletInstance));
>> sa.setHandleStaticResources(true);
>> sa.addInitParameter("default-encoding", "UTF-8");
>> sa.setContextPath(ServletContext);
>> sa.setProperty("load-on-startup","1");
>> this.ServletAdapters.put(ServletContext, sa);
>> }
>>
>> public HashMap<String, ServletAdapter> getServletAdapters() {
>> return ServletAdapters;
>> }
>> }
>>
>>
>> And here is the controller code that loads these adapters into the
>> GrizzlyWebserver from the bean
>>
>> -------------------------------------------------
>> public void doLoadServletServer(ServletServer servletServer){
>> HashMap<String, ServletAdapter> servletStore =
>> servletServer.getServletAdapters();
>> for(String context: servletStore.keySet()){
>> ServletAdapter sa = servletStore.get(context);
>> // String RootFolder =
>> OortFileUtils.getObjectsDirectory(servletStore.get(context));
>> // sa.setRootFolder(RootFolder);
>> loadServletAdapter(sa);
>> }
>>
>> }
>>
>> private void loadServletAdapter(ServletAdapter sa){
>> OortDebug.out.print("About to load servlet: "+sa.getContextPath()+" to
>> root folder: "+sa.getRootFolder() , this);
>> this.Server.addGrizzlyAdapter(sa, new String[]{sa.getContextPath()});
>>
>> }
>>
>>
>>
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