I guess I should clarify.
I want Java code to do in-process requests to JSPs (etc) for HTML.
This shouldn't involve sockets or JNI -- just a plain simple mechanism
to take ServletRequest/HttpServletRequest and
ServletResponse/HttpServletResponse objects and toss these (in process)
at Tomcat and let it pass these to the normal FilterChain, etc, with the
output written to the response stream/writer. Nothing terribly fancy,
but this would allow in-process use of JSPs to generate HTML for various
non-browser purposes. Otherwise one is stuck with the unnecessary
dichotomy of generating browser HTML one way and all other HTML some
other way -- unless one forgoes any technology, like JSP, that relies on
the servlet API.
Henri Gomez wrote:
There was a JNI connector sometimes ago.
I'm unsure if it's still maintened
2008/9/17 Jess Holle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is there an in-process connector for Tomcat somewhere out there?
Specifically I want to be able to embed Tomcat and use JSPs, etc, to
generate HTML but without requiring loopback HTTP(S) requests.
Does such a thing exist? If not, would this be hard to add?
Pointers and suggestions would be much appreciated.
--
Jess Holle
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