> I posted to the dev list earlier about needing a small, > relatively lightweight version of Catalina to embed into > another program. I spent the weekend putting together > something that more of less fits my needs. (My needs > include a relatively small jar, plus no use of the local > file system) I ended up with a 260k jarfile of the catalina > classes, plus another 75k or so of new Container classes. > I suspect there's at least another 100k that can be > trimmed.
> The MinimalTomcat code is definitely alpha quality, and it's > only meant to support the particular subset of Catalina that I > happen to need right at the moment. It is not, and is not > intended to be, a complete reimplementation of the Catalina > core classes. On the other hand, it's substantially smaller > and less complicated, while retaining the same basic architecture. > If anyone's interested, feel free to email me at the address > below, or respond on the list. Well, it's not that I want to advocate the "competition", but it seems to me that Tomcat 3 is more useful for a "MiniTomcat", mainly because it requires only JDK 1.1 (smaller JDK; J2ME is based on JDK 1.1, so maybe it could end up being a "target"; that was one of Costin's pet projects, actually). Remy -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
