Enterprise Servlet Specifics

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When an Enterprise Servlet is opened, a new node is added to the Parts tree with the name of the Servlet. In addition, every Servlet has 8 built-in nodes which cannot be removed or reordered. They are

• Declarations
• Constructor
• Init
• Modules
• Error Handler
• Exception Handler
• User Methods
• destroy

The Enterprise Servlet itself has several properties that can be directly changed by the user. The Enterprise Servlet properties window has text area for changing the name of the Enterprise servlet. Modules may have optional code which can be used to produce debugging information. If the Enable Debug Mode checkbox is checked, any debug code which exists in the Modules will be run when the servlet is executed. Next to the name text area there is a group box, Servlet Methods to Implement, which contains check boxes that control which servlet methods your 'primary' code should go into. Most servlets do their work in the DoGet and DoPost methods, but others are possible and may be selected by checking the appropriate box. If more than one box is selected, Simplicity Enterprise will put the 'primary' code into the method corresponding to the last checked box and have all other methods that have corresponding checked boxes reference that last method when executed.