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ServletTagServlet provides support for Servlet includes using <servlet></servlet> tag.

Aliases

Alias: .ssi
Type: Filter
Resource: ServletTagServlet

Servlets

Alias: ServletTagServlet
Class File: stec.iws.ServletTagServlet
Parameters:

Usage

<servlet name=servlet {code=class} {init_param_name=init_param_value}...>
    {<param name=param_name value=param_value>}...
</servlet>

class The name of a class file that can be found using the PATH.

code is used to load the Servlet when name is not specified.

When code is used then the Servlet is loaded, initialized and destroyed each time it is used.

init_param_name The name of an initialization parameter.
init_param_value The value that will be associated with the named initialization parameter.
param_name The name of a parameter.
param_value The value that will be associated with the named parameter.
servlet A Servlet Alias defined in iws_dir/config/servlets.ini, where iws_dir is the directory where Servertec Internet Server was installed.

If name is not specified then the class defined in code will be used to load the Servlet.

When name is used then the Servlet is loaded and initialized only once and destroyed when the server is shutdown.

Notes

Normally defined as a Filter aliased as .ssi file extension.

ServletTagServlet uses Root Directory defined in Virtual Hosts Administrator and Content Negotiation, Send Vary, Default Content Type, Content Types, Default Language, Default Charset, Default Content Encoding and Content Encodings defined in Server Administrator.

Example

<servlet name=HelloServlet></servlet>
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