Creating Servlets in Workshop

Hi guys,
A quick newbie question : How do I go about creating servlets in Workshop? and/or, I alternately copy a servlet file in my classes folder and manually tweak the web.xml file to point to this class in a WebProject. I however have to do the compiling manually as I cannot determine the script that needs to be modified to compile all classes in WEB-INF/classes/ folder.
any help would be appreciated.
Mazeltov

If you have the .java file, put that in the appropriate folder under
WEB-INF/src. The default workshop webapp build should compile WEB-INF/src.
You should be able to just double-click WEB-INF/web.xml to open the xml
editor to add your <servlet> and <servlet-mapping>. I'm not sure if
workshop automatically redeploys your webapp after editing
WEB-INF/web.xml, so you might need to do that yourself.
Greg
Jar JarBinks wrote:
Hi guys, A quick newbie question : How do I go about creating
servlets in Workshop? and/or, I alternately copy a servlet file in my
classes folder and manually tweak the web.xml file to point to this
class in a WebProject. I however have to do the compiling manually as
I cannot determine the script that needs to be modified to compile
all classes in WEB-INF/classes/ folder.
any help would be appreciated.
Mazeltov

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