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Simpler servlet runner?
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Peter Chase
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I am making a Web GUI for a Java application, using servlets. At the moment, I am running the servlets in Tomcat 4, separately to the main application; communication between the servlets and main application is by CORBA.
However, I don't really need all the super features of Tomcat for this application. In fact, they get in the way (e.g. ClassLoader problems). Also, it means that I have two JVMs consuming resources.
Is there a way to run a fixed set of servlets within my main application? A third-party library, perhaps?
Alternatively, is it a huge task to write a simple servlet runner, to go within my application?
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Betty Rubble? Well, I would go with Betty... but I'd be thinking of Wilma.<br /> <br />#:^P
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William Brogden
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Jetty is supposed to be a compact and fast servlet container. Search for "jetty java" to find lots of references. It is open source.
Bill
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Peter Chase
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Thanks, this looks ideal, at a first glance. 
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Peter Chase
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I can now report that I have used Jetty successfully in a prototype. It seems quite easy to use and does the job.
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