The two deployment descriptors elements for URL mapping:
1) < servlet > - maps internal name to fully-qualified class name
2) < servlet - mapping > - maps internal name to public URL name
***** There can be more tags inside ****
< web - app ... >
***** The < servlet > element tells the Container which class files belong to a particular web application.****
< servlet >
**** Ties a < servlet > element to < servlet -mapping > element. End user never sees this name ****
< servlet -name >Internal identification1 < / servlet-name >
**** put the fully-qualified name of the class. without the ".class" extension. ****
< servlet - class > foo.Servlet1 < / servlet - class >
< / servlet >
< servlet >
< servlet - name >Internal identification2 < / servlet-name>
**** put the fully-qualified name of the class. without the ".class" extension. ****
< servlet - class > foo.Servlet2 < / servlet -class >
< / servlet >
..............................................................................................
**** Container uses at runtime when a request comes in, to ask, “which servlet should I invoke for this requested URL?” ****
< servlet - mapping >
< servlet - name > Internal identification1 < / servlet -name >
**** This is what client sees to ge to the servlet. Not the actual name. You can give anything. Can use a wild card as well inside this tag ****
< url- pattern > /Public URL1 < / url - pattern >
< / servlet - mapping >
< servlet- mapping >
< servlet - name >Internal identification2
< url - pattern> / Public URL1 < / url - pattern >
< / servlet - mapping >
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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