Examples of DispatcherProducer

net.sourceforge.kitteh.producers.DispatcherProducer
This is a producer that dispatch requests to different producers, based on some rules. Rules are defined by regular expressions that will be matched against the document name. When a match is found, the corresponding producer will be called.
A rule can define a producer by suppling either a string (a fully qualified name) or a DocumentProducer.
If a string is supplied, the relative class will be instantiated ad each request and then discarded. Regular expression submatches can be used in the string to group multiple rules, as in: rules.put("pages/(.*)", "examples.pages.$1");
If a DocumentProducer is supplied, it will be used directly. Example: rules.put("index.html", new Welcome());
If no rules apply to a given request, the fallback producer is called if defined, otherwise an exception is thrown (resulting in a 500 error).

Examples of net.sourceforge.kitteh.producers.DispatcherProducer

        throw new Exception("You broke Kitteh!");
      }
    });
    DocumentProducer f = new FileProducer("www");
    
    DocumentProducer d = new DispatcherProducer(rules, f);
        
    WebServer w = new WebServer(d,8080);
    w.runAsThread();
    System.out.println("Server started!");
    System.out.println("Press ENTER to quit.");

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