to initialize the Request
> and Response objects > to look enough like the wire protocol was HTTP, the
> rest is really pretty > easy :). For non-HTTP protocols (e.g. trying to make
> Tomcat look like an > FTP server), this is the hard part.> > "Simon Aquilina&qu
ls (e.g. trying to make Tomcat
look like an > FTP server), this is the hard part.> > "Simon Aquilina" <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi,> > I have checked
the code in Tomcat again, and although it is very confusing I > f
> Using the standard server.xml (as opposed to Embedding), you would
> configure > Tomcat to use your Connector with an element like:> protocol="com.myfirm.mypackage.MyProtocolHandler" ... />> Any other
> attributes in the tag will be passed JavaBean style >
cat to use your Connector with an element like:> > Any other attributes
in the tag will be passed JavaBean style > to the ProtocolHandler
to handle init options.> > For the simplest example, look at >
org.apache.coyote.memory.MemoryProtocolHandler (but this one is mostl
r with an element like:> protocol="com.myfirm.mypackage.MyProtocolHandler" ... />> Any other
> attributes in the tag will be passed JavaBean style > to the
> ProtocolHandler to handle init options.> > For the simplest example, look at
> > org.apache.
Hi,
I am interested in building a custom connector for Tomcat. I have checked the
Tomcat source code and found the source code for the ‘http11’ and ‘ajp’
connectors. I thought of trying to understand the code of these two connectors
and then try to implement mine based on these. However I am no
