> Hi,
> I couldn't locate the Ping Servlet, but did get one very close to it
> called the UpperBound Servlet, which is attached. I haven't tried it.
> Roy
In tomcat3(.3 - the main branch ) there are 2 servlets - Hello and HelloW,
both can be used for PingServlet.
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public class UpperBound extends HttpServlet {
static final String msg = "\n" +
"UpperBound\n" +
"\n" +
"UpperBound\n" +
"\n";
static final byte[] bytes = msg.getBytes();
public void service(ServletRequest req
Hi,
I couldn't locate the Ping Servlet, but did get one very close to it
called the UpperBound Servlet, which is attached. I haven't tried it.
Roy
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Title: UpperBound
public class UpperBound extends HttpServlet {
static final
Title: The Ping servlet
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Title: The Ping servlet
Yes (but since when can everyone be happy? :-))In "Java Performance
and Scalability, Vol 1", Dov Bulka takes a similarapproach to what you've
described, I think. He defines a PingServlet,which he describes as "the
world's fastest servlet"
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