Servlet-Service Framework samples

Usage in sitemaps

• Simple pipeline: A simple pipeline that doesn't use the SSF.
• servlet: protocol usage: Calling another pipeline using the servlet: protocol.
• servlet: protocol usage (self-referencing): Calling another pipeline from within the same sitemap (servlet-service) using the servlet: protocol.
• Reading a resource: A simple pipeline that reads a resource using the resource: protocol.
• Servlet-Service generator: Using the servlet-service generator that performs a POST request on a generating servlet-service and passes the result to the calling pipeline.
• Servlet-Service transformer: Using the servlet-service transformer that performs a POST request on a transforming servlet-service and passes the transformed result to the calling pipeline.
• Servlet-Service serializer: Using the servlet-service serializer that performs a POST request on a serializing servlet-service.

Sub-Sitemaps

• Simple pipeline: A simple pipeline that doesn't use the SSF./
• Servlet: protocol: Use the servlet: protocol from a sub sitemap./

Block-Path module

• Block-path module: Use the block-path module to find the mount-path of a servlet-service./

Passing information of origal request

• Passing original request: The request attributes, parameters and header parameters are shared between the calling and the called request. The called request has its own session but can also access the global session.

Servlet-Connections

• Request Dispatcher: Use the RequestDispatcher to access another servlet-service.
• Source Resolver: Use the SourceResolver access another servlet-service.
• Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access another servlet-service.
• Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access a resource provided by the same servlet-service.
• Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access a resource provided by the same servlet-service and that returns an error status code.