Everything that runs in the web in the XP Framework, is a scriptlet, at the beginning. Every higher-class API is derived from the simple HttpScriptlet class: RestScriptlet, WorkflowScriptlet, ...
The scriptlet.HttpScriptlet class is the base class for any so-called scriptlet. A scriptlet is something that can serve HTTP requests.
The simplest form of answering an HTTP request in XP Framework goes like this:
namespace com\example\web;
class HelloScriptlet extends \scriptlet\HttpScriptlet {
/**
* Perform GET request
*
* @param scriptlet.Request $request
* @param scriptlet.Response $response
* @throws scriptlet.ScriptletException
*/
public function doGet($request, $response) {
$response->write(sprintf('<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head><title>Hello World scriptlet</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Hello %s</h1>
</body>
</html>',
htmlspecialchars($request->getParam('name', 'World'))
));
}
}This code generates a HTML page that shows a headline "Hello World" or "Hello $something" when something was given as GET-parameter "name".
Override doPost() or any of the other methods named after HTTP request types to serve these request types, as well.
Use the xp web runner to serve your scriptlet:
$ xp web com.example.web.HelloScriptlet
[xpws-dev#7312] running localhost:8080 @ /path/to/web/project - Press <Enter> to exitNow open http://localhost:8080/ in your browser.