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Gregg -, 09/10/2009 04:21 AM
1 | 1 | Gregg - | = Web Application Architecture = |
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3 | Mulgara is designed to work as an embedded component. The standard distribution includes a variety of build configurations, including a web services application. |
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5 | 2 | Gregg - | See [http://mulgara.org/pipermail/mulgara-general/2009-September/000935.html this message] for info on how the default app is structured. |
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7 | 1 | Gregg - | Class hierarchies: |
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9 | In directory src/jar/querylang/java/org/mulgara/protocol/http: |
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11 | * javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet |
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12 | * org.mulgara.protocol.http.MulgaraServlet |
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13 | * org.mulgara.protocol.http.ProtocolServlet |
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14 | * org.mulgara.protocol.http.SparqlServlet |
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15 | * org.mulgara.protocol.http.TqlServlet |
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17 | In directory src/jar/server/java/org/mulgara/server: |
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19 | * org.mulgara.server.EmbeddedMulgaraServer |
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20 | * implements SessionFactoryProvider (in src/jar/query/java/org/mulgara/server/?) |
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21 | * org.mulgara.server.HttpServices (no inheritance) |
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22 | * org.mulgara.server.AbstractServer implements ServerMBean (?) |