April 2001
Intermediate to advanced
780 pages
23h 48m
English
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Chapter 14. The Tea Framework
Now we’re ready to discuss servlet-based content creation frameworks. We’ll postpone our discussion of JSP because it’s the most complicated content creation alternative and start instead with a look at Tea. TeaServlet (colloquially known as Tea) is a product from the Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG)—formerly GO.com—developed internally over the years to aid in the creation of high-traffic web sites such as ESPN.com, NFL.com, Disney.com, DisneyLand.com, Movies.com, ABC.com, and GO.com. It was recently released as open source in the hopes that others would find Tea useful and continue to enhance the tool. The strategy makes business sense; you share your tools in the hope that others will help sharpen them. Here we discuss TeaServlet 1.1.0, available at http://opensource.go.com. It requires Servlet API 2.1 or 2.2 and JDK 1.2 or later. TeaServlet’s license is Apache-style, one of the least-restrictive licenses and most appealing to developers because it means you can use Tea in creating new products and sites without releasing those products as open source. This is the license model used by all Apache projects, including the Apache web server and the Tomcat server.
Tea was designed for projects run by small teams of developers and technical producers. The developer’s role is the creation of “applications” written in Java and installed into the TeaServlet. A producer creates and maintains the final appearance of dynamic web pages by writing Tea templates ...
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