jNetty

About jNetty

a simple non-blocking servlet server/container based on netty.

1、bootstrap （start Service and Connector）
2、connector （build Server，create Httpprocessor and process HTTP request）
3、httpprocessor （establish Httprequest，Httpresponse，invoke Container to process Servlet） staticresourceprocessor （process static resource）
4、httprequest，httpresponse （implement HttpServletRequest/Response）
5、container（load servlet，choose a servlet based on request）

Bootstrap
      |- n -Service
                  |- n -Connector
                  |- 1 -Container
                         |- n -Servlet

How to use:

First, you should create a global configuration like this :

Config config = new Config();

Then, create a service config, a service is mapping to a webapp:

ServiceConfig sconfig = new ServiceConfig();

And configure the service config:

sconfig.connectorQueue.add(new Config.ConnectorConfig());
sconfig.JNettyBase = "/Users/webapps-basedir/";
sconfig.WebAppName = "transaction";

Add service config to global config:

config.serviceConfig.add(sconfig);

Finally, create a bootstrap and start it:

Bootstrap bootstrap = new Bootstrap();
bootstrap.setConfig(config);
bootstrap.initialize();
bootstrap.start();

Code:

Config config = new Config();

	ServiceConfig sconfig = new ServiceConfig();
	//if you don't want to use WAR file, you could, alternatively , add a servlet like this.
	sconfig.servletList.add(new Config.MappingData("name", "com.jnetty.jnetty.servlets.SessionServlet", "/session", 0));
	//add a connector, default port is 8080
	sconfig.connectorQueue.add(new Config.ConnectorConfig());
	sconfig.JNettyBase = "/Users/webapps-basedir/";
	sconfig.WebAppName = "transaction";
	sconfig.staticResourceLoc = "/resources/";
	
	config.serviceConfig.add(sconfig);
	
	Bootstrap bootstrap = new Bootstrap();
	bootstrap.setConfig(config);
	bootstrap.initialize();
	System.out.println(sconfig);//print config params

	bootstrap.start();