Package jmri.web.miniserver

MiniServer is a small web server, the smallest scaffold possible for running simple servlets.

See:
Description

Class Summary

AbstractMiniServerPreferences
AbstractMiniServerPreferences.AbstractMiniServerPreferencesXml
AbstractServlet	Implement some useful tools for a Servlet.
MiniServer	A simple HTTP server that generates a Web page showing all of the data that it received from the Web client (usually a browser).
MiniServerAction	Action to start a miniserver
MiniServerManager
MiniServerPreferences
MiniServerPrefsFrame
MiniServerPrefsPanel
MiniServletContext	Minimal function ServletContext Although not the same as ServletContext, this is meant to be method-signature compatible, so that we can move to servlets later on.
MiniServletOutputStream	Although not the same as ServletOutputStream, this is meant to be method-signature compatible, so that we can move to servlets later on.
MiniServletRequest	Encapsulate a request.
MiniServletResponse	Encapsulate a response to a request.
NetworkServer	A starting point for network servers.
SocketUtil	A shorthand way to create BufferedReaders and PrintWriters associated with a Socket.
ThreadedMiniServer	A multithreaded variation of MiniServer.

Package jmri.web.miniserver Description

MiniServer is a small web server, the smallest scaffold possible for running simple servlets.

URL Mapping

The Services.properties file determines how requests (URLs) will be mapped to servlets. When the request is received, any modifiers are stripped off and then it's checked against the defined properties. If there's a match, the value is a Servlet class to be invoked. If not, the last (right-most) token is removed, and the attempt is repeated.

Servlets

Two small servlets are included:

EchoServlet

Echo the request back to the browser, so you can see the details of the request

FileServlet

Serve files back to the browser, at least for simple cases.

Since:

2.3.1