Hi, Does any one have an idea about adding servlets using addServlet method in gateway? Some pointers to examples will be appreciated. Regards PRAMANJ

Hi, Even if you add a servlet ingateway context usign addServelet method, I don't see any server names in the server tab in Eclipse ! Where do I see the web.xml to see existing servlets in the gateway context and to add the new servlet for my module that I want to add? SAny help will be appreciate…

Let me tell you what I did. i add the following lines in main/WEB-INF/web.xml file. HelloServlet com.pramanj.test.gateway.HelloServlet HelloServlet /HelloServlet where servlet file HelloServlet.java (which just prints "Hello World") is added to the same package where my-module.java is …

This should work: localhost:8088/main/HelloServlet

No actually localhost:8088/main/HelloServlet also gives following error.! HTTP Status 404 - /main/HelloServlet type Status report message /main/HelloServlet description The requested resource is not available. Apache Tomcat/6.0.36 =========== Should i change the url-mapping to /main/HelloServl…

I’m using the following pattern: <url-pattern>/HelloServlet/*</url-pattern> I’m also using a Filter, but that shouldn’t matter. You should try compiling your java file and packaging it up into a jar file that goes in the main/WEB-INF/lib folder. Also, don’t forget to restart the gateway every tim…

Hello, I have a servlet working successfully in Ignition. I didn’t do anything with web.xml or main/WEB-INF/lib folder. I simply called context.addServlet and then I was able to access the servlet from: localhost:8088/main/system/MyServlet For example, in my GatewayHook.java: @Override …

Thanks a lot every one for the response. I will try it and see if it works. Looks like Ignition does a lot of intelligent things hiding the lower level details from developers. It will be nice if Kevin can comment on how exactly the addServlet method in Ignition works? regards PRAMANJ

yes it seems to work. unfortunately its not properly documented. best regards PRAMANJ

Now having solved the calling servlet problem (mysteriously!) , next question is how to add an HTML page in the main:8088 web application? As per the \tomcat\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\web.xml file every thing gets redirected to DefaultContextRedirector servlet. Any thoughts will be appreciated. Regards …

You should try putting your HTML files in the same directory as the WEB-INF and then calling the request dispatcher from your servlet: request.getRequestDispatcher("/WEB-INF/" + request.getPathInfo() + ".html").forward(request, response);

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