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Type:
Feature Request
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Critical
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Resolution: Done
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: EAP 6.1.0.Alpha (7.2.0.Final)
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Description
Resolving this issue consolidates the Http services that we ship and should replace pax-web with an HttpService implemenation based on JBossWeb.
RFC-66 (WebApp) support is also covered by this issue.
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JBOSGI-285
Add JSP support for WebApps
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- Resolved
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JBOSGI-720
Complete support for HttpService
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- Resolved
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- is related to
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AS7-3036
Remove OSGi bundles that cannot be supported
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- Resolved
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- relates to
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AS7-1556
OSGi webapp support ontop of JBossWeb
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- Closed
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Thomas, I'm unassigning Emanuel from this; he's not part of the core JBoss Web team and needs to focus on domain management tasks, not subsystem implementations. Please check with Remy to see what resources are available.
Brian Stansberry
added a comment - Thomas, I'm unassigning Emanuel from this; he's not part of the core JBoss Web team and needs to focus on domain management tasks, not subsystem implementations. Please check with Remy to see what resources are available. Jason added a WelcomeContextService which is a decent example for webapp creation.
Remy Maucherat
added a comment - Jason added a WelcomeContextService which is a decent example for webapp creation. The WelcomeContextService does not register resources. Please show how HttpService.registerResources() can be done
Thomas Diesler
added a comment - The WelcomeContextService does not register resources. Please show how HttpService.registerResources() can be done The code from Felix.
Remy Maucherat
added a comment - The code from Felix. Here's a snippet for how the registerServlet method could be implemented inside a clone of the WelcomeContextService class. The WebServerService must be injected, as well as the desired host.
The problems are: how to decide which host gets the thing, and which context too. Also, the spec doesn't do filters [but Felix does].
Remy Maucherat
added a comment - Here's a snippet for how the registerServlet method could be implemented inside a clone of the WelcomeContextService class. The WebServerService must be injected, as well as the desired host.
The problems are: how to decide which host gets the thing, and which context too. Also, the spec doesn't do filters [but Felix does] . Just to let you know that someone also cares about this issue.
Thanks for everybody working on this issue. Great work! 
Hendy Irawan
added a comment - Just to let you know that someone also cares about this issue.
Thanks for everybody working on this issue. Great work! Especially Thomas Diesler
Hendy Irawan
added a comment - Especially Thomas Diesler
Wrapper osgiServletWrapper = context.createWrapper();
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osgiServletWrapper.setName("???"); // Generate something ?
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osgiServletWrapper.setServlet(servletInstance);
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osgiServletWrapper.setServletClass(servletInstance.getClass().getName());
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context.addChild(osgiServletWrapper);
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context.addServletMapping(alias, "???");
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// Must be added to the main mapper as no dynamic servlets usually
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injectedWebServerService.getService().getMapper().addWrapper(injectedHost.getName(), context.getPath(), alias, osgiServletWrapper, false);
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Thomas Diesler
added a comment - - edited
Wrapper osgiServletWrapper = context.createWrapper();
osgiServletWrapper.setName("???"); // Generate something ?
osgiServletWrapper.setServlet(servletInstance);
osgiServletWrapper.setServletClass(servletInstance.getClass().getName());
context.addChild(osgiServletWrapper);
context.addServletMapping(alias, "???");
// Must be added to the main mapper as no dynamic servlets usually
injectedWebServerService.getService().getMapper().addWrapper(injectedHost.getName(), context.getPath(), alias, osgiServletWrapper, false);
Running org.jboss.as.test.smoke.osgi.SimpleHttpServiceTestCase
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Tests run: 4, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 2, Time elapsed: 0.503 sec
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Thomas Diesler
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Running org.jboss.as.test.smoke.osgi.SimpleHttpServiceTestCase
Tests run: 4, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 2, Time elapsed: 0.503 sec
Done
Thomas Diesler
added a comment - Done 
Please provide pointers to documentation that explains how to dynamically create a context and populate it with servlet instances and resources. This can be stable JBossWeb propriatary API or standard servlet API.