2007. 7. 31. 12:39ㆍJava
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Async Servlet 3.0 Proposal for JSR 315
Greg Wilkins has submitted a proposal to address the asynchronous concerns of JSR315 for the Servlet 3.0 specification process.
The proposal is available here and this is an introductory blog about it. In the proposal, additional capabilities are required by the container (in handling more mime types by specification), and more methods are available in servlet request and response objects, to manage suspension and resumption of requests (as the use of continuations would imply.) The deployment descriptor for web applications would be altered to indicate how to convert types, and to indicate whether a given servlet was asynchronous or not.
While the proposal is heavily influenced by Jetty Continuations, it tries to avoid some of the more contentious issues of continuations. What do you think of the proposal?
아래는 JSR에서 제공하는 샘플입니다.
진즉에 이렇게 할 것이징.. ㅡ.ㅡ;
<%
Map content=(Map)request.getContent();
if (content==null)
{
%>
<h2>UPLOAD content</h2>
<form method='POST' enctype='multipart/form-data' accept-charset='utf-8' action=".">
Description: <input type='text' name='TextField' value='comment'/><br/>
File: <input type='file' name='file' /><br/>
<input type='submit' name='Action' value='Submit'><br/>
</form>
<%
}
else
{
String description = (String)content.get("description");
File file = (File)content.get("file");
String path="/store/"+file.getName();
file.renameTo(new File(request.getRealPath(path)));
%>
<h2>UPLOADED content</h2>
Description: <%= description%><br/>
File: <a href="<%=path%>"><%=file.getName()%></a><br/>
<%
}
%>
web.xml:
<request-converter>
<url-pattern>/upload.jsp</url-pattern>
<mime-type>multipart/form-data</mime-type>
<content-class>java.util.Map</content-class>
<asynchronous/>
<provided/>
</request-converter>