If we are developing a custom servlet plugin(stateless) and want to use our own

chetany

A Score Level 1

over 6 years ago

If we are developing a custom servlet plugin(stateless) and want to use our own JSP, where can we include the JSP in the project hierarchy? I want to know the folder/package/path where we can place our JSP for the custom servlet plugin. Or is the JSP deployed separately from the servlet plugin code? Is <APPIAN_HOME>/ear/suite.ear/web.war/ the correct location for the JSP?

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0 ankitb0003
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over 6 years ago

we had a requirement where we don’t need authentication.
We placed our jar at <JBOSS HOME>/Standalone/deployment.

This link can help you :
forum.appian.com/.../Custom_Servlet_Plug-ins.html
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0 christopherg753 over 6 years ago

Hello Chetan, did you find a where to put the JSP to get it to render? I am having a similar issue.
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0 Arun over 4 years ago in reply to ankitb0003

Hi Ankit,

Just wanted to know, did you deploy that jar as a separate application alongside Appian? Was that on a cloud environment?

Thank you,
Arun
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0 aloks0006
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over 4 years ago

Hi chetany i believe if you are on cloud premises where you want to deploy an additional web application which contains JSP pages, Appian will never recommend for this approach and most probably you won't be allowed to host your Web Application in Appian Specific App Server.

So for this, you need to find some alternate options like invoking Appian Web-API etc..
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