A
servlet container is part of an Application server or web server that
implements some version of the Java Servlet Specification. In simpler
terms a Servlet Container is a program which can receive requests
from web pages and redirect those requests to a Servlet object.
All
servlet containers must support HTTP based request and response
model. They may support additional request/response-based
protocols such as HTTPS (HTTP over SSL).
When
the Servlet Engine started, needed servlet classes must be located by
the servlet container. The servlet container loads the servlet
class using normal Java class loading facilities. The loading may be
from a local file system, a remote file system, or other network
services. After loading the Servlet class, the container instantiates
it for use.
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