[opencms-dev] servlets in opencms!

[nickm at absa.co.za]

1.	
	The traditional approach is to write your servlets as Java
Classes
2.	
	you may keep all the classes in the same package
3.	
	you compile the classes an put them in a JAR
4.	
	Most Java IDE's (Eclipse is good and its free) will allow you to


	1.	
		start a Java Project 
	2.	
		and add a package to your project
(com.me.for.you.my.package.name)
	3.	
		then you add your Servlet Classes to the project
(MyJavaClass.java)
	4.	
		you build the project (this tests your Java files for
bugs and if none it will compile them into classes
	5.	
		now you export the project as a JAR

5.	
	Place your JAR in the LIB folder in Tomcat 
6.	
	To access the code in your Servlets you need to add an include
directive you your JSP's  
	<%@ page import="com.me.for.you.my.package.name.*" %> 
	
	or for a specific class
	
	 <%@ page import="com.me.for.you.my.package.name.MyJavaClass" %>

	

I hope this is simple enough to get you going
 
Regards
Nico
 
Visit the Ubuntu OpenSource Project for nice OpenCms Templates its an
excellent starter kit for professional web pages
http://www.ptaisp.co.za/ubuntu
 

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From: opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org
[mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org] On Behalf Of Meghana Sathe
Sent: Tuesday, 17 October, 2006 8:44 AM
To: opencms-dev at opencms.org
Subject: [opencms-dev] servlets in opencms!


Can anybody tell me how servlets can be deployed in OpenCMS?
 
The exact steps pls!!!
Thanks,
Meghana


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