9.2 Designing the Servlet Class

The servlet responds to both HTTP GET and HTTP POST requests. Therefore, the servlet derives from rwsf::HttpServlet and overrides the doGet() and doPost() functions of rwsf::HttpServlet. The header for the SessionExample servlet follows:

// SessionExample.h

#include <rwsf/servlet/http/HttpServlet.h>
#include <rwsf/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest.h>
#include <rwsf/servlet/http/HttpServletResponse.h>

class SessionExample : public rwsf::HttpServlet {

  public:

    virtual void doGet(rwsf::HttpServletRequest& request,
                       rwsf::HttpServletResponse& response);

    virtual void doPost(rwsf::HttpServletRequest& request,
                        rwsf::HttpServletResponse& response);

};

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