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Connection | Handler for a single clients connection. | ||||
HttpServletRequestImpl | Stub implementation of a {@link javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest} with lots of unimplemented methods. | ||||
HttpServletResponseImpl | Stub implementation of a {@link javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse} with lots of unimplemented methods. | ||||
RequestData | Web servers extension of {@link org.apache.xmlrpc.common.XmlRpcHttpRequestConfig}, which allows to store additional per request data. | ||||
ServletConnection | {@link org.apache.xmlrpc.webserver.ServletWebServer ServletWebServer's} {@link org.apache.xmlrpc.util.ThreadPool.Task} for handling a single servlet connection. | ||||
ServletWebServer |
This is a subclass of the {@link WebServer}, which offers a minimal servlet API. | ||||
ServletWebServer.Exception | This exception is thrown by the request handling classes, advising the server, that it should return an error response. | ||||
WebServer |
The {@link WebServer} is a minimal HTTP server, that might be used as an embedded web server. Use of the {@link WebServer} has grown very popular amongst users of Apache XML-RPC. | ||||
XmlRpcServlet | A default servlet implementation The typical use would be to derive a subclass, which is overwriting at least the method {@link #newXmlRpcHandlerMapping()}. The servlet accepts the following init parameters:
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XmlRpcServletServer | An extension of {@link org.apache.xmlrpc.server.XmlRpcServer}, which is suitable for processing servlet requests. | ||||
XmlRpcServletServer.ServletStreamConnection |