Re: [Simpleweb-Support] Need help with Simple 3.1.3

[Niall G. <gal...@ya...>]

Hi Vincent,

Here is the simplest possible way to do this:


public class Server {
   public static void main(String[] list) throws
Exception{
      Context context = new FileContext();           
      LoaderEngine engine = new LoaderEngine(context);

      engine.load("attributes",
"my.package.AttributeService");
      engine.load("default",
"my.package.FileService");

      engine.link("*", "default");
      engine.link("/attibute/*", "attributes");

     
ConnectionFactory.getConnection(engine).connect(new
ServerSocket(8080));
   }
}

public class FileService extends Service {

   public FileService(Context context){
      super(context);            
   }          

   public void process(Request req, Response resp)
throws Exception{
      String target = req.getURI();
      File file = context.getFile(target);

      // work with file      
   }
}

public class AttributeService extends Service {

   public AttributeService(Context context) {
      super(context);            
   }        

   public void process(Request req, Response
resp)throws Exception{
      //work with attributes here           
   }
}

Hope this helps,
Niall

--- Vincent Etter <vin...@gm...> wrote:

> Hello !
> 
> I was using Simple 3.0 and I saw this morning that
> there were a few new
> versions. I decided to use the latest, but I have
> some problems. I looked at
> the demo and tried to do my own little server, but
> I'm not sure what is
> useful...
> 
> Could someone give me the minimal architecture
> needed to have a server that
> :
> - has a few services mapped on specific urls
> (/attributes =>
> AttributeService, ...)
> - acts like an http server for "unmapped" urls (ie
> /index.html loads the
> file name index.html located in a given directory).
> 
> I saw that all mapping stuff and server config can
> be done in xml files, and
> I must say that this is a great thing ! I think I
> understood how Mapper.xmland
> Content.xml work (but I really don't know where I
> have to say in the code
> that I want these files to be used...), but
> Server.xml is a little more
> complicated... Can someone explain me who this file
> works ?
> 
> Thanks a lot !
> 
> Vincent
> 


Niall Gallagher

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