Examples of com.caucho.jsp.QServlet

com.caucho.jsp.QServlet
Base servlet for both JSP and XTP. It's primarily responsible for returning the proper error messages when things go wrong.
The manager create the compiled JSP and XTP pages. The manager returns a Page object which is actually executed. @see JspManager @see XtpManager @see Page

  {
    String jspFile = getJspFile();
    FilterChain servletChain = null;


    if (jspFile != null) {
      QServlet jsp = (QServlet) _servletManager.createServlet("resin-jsp");


      servletChain = new PageFilterChain(_servletContext, jsp, jspFile, this);


      return servletChain;
    }

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    throws ServletException
  {
    try {
      ServletConfigImpl jspConfig = _servletManager.getServlet("resin-jsp");


      QServlet jsp = (QServlet) jspConfig.createServlet(false);


      // server/105o
      Page page = jsp.getPage(servletName, jspFile, this);


      return page;
    } catch (ServletException e) {
      throw e;
    } catch (Exception e) {

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  {
    String jspFile = getJspFile();
    FilterChain servletChain = null;


    if (jspFile != null) {
      QServlet jsp = (QServlet) _servletManager.createServlet("resin-jsp");


      servletChain = new PageFilterChain(_servletContext, jsp, jspFile, this);


      return servletChain;
    }

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    throws ServletException
  {
    try {
      ServletConfigImpl jspConfig = _servletManager.getServlet("resin-jsp");


      QServlet jsp = (QServlet) jspConfig.createServlet(false);


      // server/105o
      Page page = jsp.getPage(servletName, jspFile, this);


      return page;
    } catch (ServletException e) {
      throw e;
    } catch (Exception e) {

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