Re: Process requests without socketlistener

David,

The answer is yes - see some of the jetty test harnesses that do exactly
that.

But it is not a very efficient thing to do - as servlet requests and responses
are complex beasties with lots of non-bean semantics.

cheers



David Smith wrote:
> I have a chat server that I'm using a jetty webapplication for client to server
> fileuploads and downloads.  But I've recently decided to run the chatserver
> protocol and HTTP over port 80.  I need the chat server to control the thread
> and determine the type of request (chat or HTTP).  If chat request, process as
> usual, if HTTP request I want to pass to jetty.
>
> Is there any way to pass a request to a jetty.Server instance using something
> like jetty.server.service(req, rep) ?
>
> At the point I would pass to jetty I would have already read the request 
> headers.
>
> I don't want to create a socket listener and I don't want to use AJP.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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