Philipp Südmeyer wrote:
> The problem is that service() isn't called at all if I send a put-request.
> In fact doPut isn't called.
PUTs are handled by the default servlet out of the box. Unless you
change the readonly init parameter in conf/web.xml to true then PUT
and DELETE are rejected.
Depend
Hi Christopher,
First of all: thanks for spending time on my problem!
I think you understand the general problem I've got.
Yes your right, we did some changes on Tomcat but I just installed a new
instance on another computer and tried it out in that environment but it
still doesn't work.
The hea
Philipp,
> At the moment I just try to get the service-method called which is
> the initiater for a Servlet. As far as I know, service() usually
> calls the appropriate method which can be doGet() or doPost() but
> doPut() as well.
That /should/ be the case. You can decompile HttpServlet from the
OK - I try to explain my problem again:
I want to use a program which sends data to my Tomcat Server to be stored an
disk. The problem is that the program provides only PUT.
At the moment I just try to get the service-method called which is the
initiater for a Servlet. As far as I know, service()
Philipp,
> I overwrote the service-method of HttpServlet. When I call my servlet
> using an PUT service() is not called. If I use a normal Webform, it
> is called.
Woah, what is a Webform? Are you using some kind of application
framework such as Struts or Tapestry? If so, then the rules are very
The problem is that service() isn't called at all if I send a put-request.
In fact doPut isn't called.
2006/10/20, Michael Courcy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Why not this
public void doPut(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
throws IOException {
doGet(req, resp);
}
and you implem
> Philipp Südmeyer a écrit :
>
> Unfortunately Tomcat by default calls the doGET-method
> of a given Servlet instead of doPUT when it receives
> data by put-method.
That's simply not true.
Did you code a doPUT() or a doPut() method? (The latter is correct, the former
will be ignored.)
- Chuc
Why not this
public void doPut(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
throws IOException {
doGet(req, resp);
}
and you implement only doGet
Of course it's not consistent if your request need to handle put and get
request differently.
Mic
Philipp Südmeyer a écrit :
Hi,
I n
I overwrote the service-method of HttpServlet. When I call my servlet using
an PUT service() is not called. If I use a normal Webform, it is called. I
also had a look on the sent packages - They are almost equal, but the one
begins with put and the other with post.
Due to that fact I am pretty sur
Philipp,
> I need to receive data via the PUT-method instead of POST. Unfortunately
> Tomcat by default calls the doGET-method of a given Servlet instead of
> doPUT when it receives data by put-method.
This doesn't sound right. javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet has a method,
doPut, that has the same
Hi,
I need to receive data via the PUT-method instead of POST. Unfortunately
Tomcat by default calls the doGET-method of a given Servlet instead of doPUT
when it receives data by put-method. I know that I usually could use POST
and everything would be fine, but in this special case I can't.
So I
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