[Building Sakai] Servlet based presentation layer

[Sila Kayo]

Thanks Mark,
In fact, the app is just for handling REST requests and does not need to show up as a Sakai tool.

Best Regards,
Sila Kayo

On 27.7.2010, at 16.10, Mark Norton <markjnorton at earthlink.net> wrote:

> You don't need to inherit from any special servlet, just build it as you normally would.  One question you need to consider is whether this application needs to show up as a Sakai tool or not.  If so, then you need to create a tool xml file and setup the Sakai request filter in your web.xml file.
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> An example of a servlet that runs with Sakai can be viewed in https://source.sakaiproject.org/contrib/softchalk/trunk/.  Generally this handles REST requests, but it does return text in some cases.
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> - Mark Norton
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> Sila Kayo wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> I am new to Sakai, and I am trying to build a simple Sakai tool, and one requirement is to use a Servlet for the presentation layer (not JSP, JSF). I would like to also take advantage of Bean dependency injection to inject Kernel beans like UserDirectoryService etc...
>> My question is: should my servlet inherit from a special predefined Sakai servlet, if yes, which one.
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>> Thanks in advance,
>> Sila Kayo
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