Wiki source code of Servlet Builds
Version 23.1 by Andrew Lindesay on 2007/06/14 19:35
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| 1 | = What is Servlet? = | ||
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| 3 | Servlet is part of the J2EE standard and is basically a packaging and interfacing structure for putting applications into a server. It means (theoretically) that you can take your servlet that you have build and put it into a range of different J2EE "servlet containers" and the servlet will run. Here are some servlet containers that may or may not be suitable for your purposes; | ||
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| 5 | * [[Tomcat>>http://tomcat.apache.org/]] | ||
| 6 | * [[Jetty>>http://www.mortbay.org/]] | ||
| 7 | * [[WebSphere>>http://www.ibm.com/software/websphere]] | ||
| 8 | * [[WebLogic>>http://www.bea.com]] | ||
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| 10 | There are some [[existing notes>>http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:WebObjects/Web_Applications/Deployment/Tomcat_Deployment]] that I have written on building WebObjects applications as servlets and how to deploy this into [[Tomcat>>http://tomcat.apache.org/]]. | ||
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| 12 | It is possible to assemble your WebObjects application into a servlet using the woproject ant tasks. | ||
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| 14 | = License = | ||
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| 16 | WebObjects requires a license to run. Create a text file in the top level of your project and copy the license string into this file. It will have the format **X-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX**. | ||
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| 18 | = SSDD = | ||
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| 20 | Load the ##build.properties## file up and edit the line which reads ##webXML = false## and make this true. | ||
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| 22 | Load the ##build.xml## file up and locate the section called ##<!~-~- ssdd target ~-~->##. |