Kelly Chen wrote:
Hi, there:I don't see that much benefit in avoiding HTTP, as there's a lot of code there already, and the code is fast. What should be avoided are the socket operations, which are expensive.
I am looking for a way to invoke a Servlet without going through HTTP. I understand that this has to be container specific logic, so I would like to do this on Tomcat 4.1.18.
The idea is to use JSP as a template system, but JSP has be to run inside a Servlet Container. So I would like to be able to invoke JSP through Tomcat and get result directly without going through HTTP.
I just wonder if anyone has attempt the similar task or has some points to share.
If you take a look at Coyote, you could write a new protocol handler which would read/write HTTP stuff in memory, while reusing the Http11Processor class.
Alternately, you can create a brand new protocol handler. That would be the most efficient, and it's not that hard. You can use the JK and HTTP/1.1 handlers as examples (but no, there are no docs right now).
Remy
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