# Servlet-Service Framework samples

## Usage in sitemaps

- Simple pipeline: A simple pipeline that doesn't use the SSF.
- servlet: protocol usage: Calling another pipeline using the servlet: protocol.
- servlet: protocol usage (self-referencing): Calling another pipeline from within the same sitemap (servlet-service) using the servlet: protocol.
- Reading a resource: A simple pipeline that reads a resource using the resource: protocol.
- Servlet-Service generator: Using the servlet-service generator that performs a POST request on a generating servlet-service and passes the result to the calling pipeline.
- Servlet-Service transformer: Using the servlet-service transformer that performs a POST request on a transforming servlet-service and passes the transformed result to the calling pipeline.
- Servlet-Service serializer: Using the servlet-service serializer that performs a POST request on a serializing servlet-service.

## Sub-Sitemaps

- Simple pipeline: A simple pipeline that doesn't use the SSF./
- Servlet: protocol: Use the servlet: protocol from a sub sitemap./

## Block-Path module

- Block-path module: Use the block-path module to find the mount-path of a servlet-service./

## Passing information of origal request

- Passing original request: The request attributes, parameters and header parameters are shared between the calling and the called request. The called request has its own session but can also access the global session.

## Servlet-Connections

- Request Dispatcher: Use the RequestDispatcher to access another servlet-service.
- Source Resolver: Use the SourceResolver access another servlet-service.
- Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access another servlet-service.
- Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access a resource provided by the same servlet-service.
- Relative servlet connection: Use the RelativeServletConnection object to access a resource provided by the same servlet-service and that returns an error status code.