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O'Reilly Open Source Software Convention

July 17-20, 2000 in Monterey, California
Hornbill

Session

Architecture of Tomcat

Craig R. McClanahan, Senior Software Engineer, Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Track: Extending Apache
Date: Thursday, July 20
Time: 3:30pm - 5:00pm
Location: San Carlos II

When the Tomcat servlet engine was first developed, its only purpose in life was as the reference implementation for the Java Servlet Specification. As often happens when time pressures intervene, there was no time to consider the overall architecture in a meaningful way. Now that Tomcat is an open source project, we have the opportunity to define an architecture that makes Tomcat easy to understand, easy to extend, and easy to embed. We'll look at the proposed architecture for Tomcat 2.0--a component-based design with plug-in replacement of existing functional components, as well as custom extensions to the request processing performed by the basic engine. These new capabilities will make it easy to embed Tomcat as a servlet container in environments ranging from a hardware device to the most sophisticated application server environments.

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