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Sling Servlets

Sling Servlets

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What is Sling Servlets?

Sling Servlets are a key component of the Apache Sling web framework. They handle HTTP requests based on resource resolution, meaning that the servlet to be executed is determined by the resource being accessed rather than a fixed URL pattern. This allows for a content-centric approach to web application development, where URLs reflect the content structure. Sling Servlets are commonly used to render content, process form submissions, and implement API endpoints within a Sling-based application. They are registered with the Sling engine using resource type or path matching, allowing flexible binding of servlets to different parts of the content repository.

What other technologies are related to Sling Servlets?

Sling Servlets Complementary Technologies

JCR Queries are often used within Sling Servlets to retrieve data from the JCR repository.
mentioned alongside Sling Servlets in 95% (53) of relevant job posts
Sling Models provide a way to map JCR data to Java objects, making it easier to use within Sling Servlets.
mentioned alongside Sling Servlets in 13% (84) of relevant job posts
Sightly (now known as HTL) is a templating language that is often used to render the output of Sling Servlets.
mentioned alongside Sling Servlets in 6% (62) of relevant job posts

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