First of all, thanks for the response.
> The beans I've written store processes; data is stored in files.
I don't think I explained myself well -- this is from the jguru faq
on jsp:
"For example if you need to store and access variables with application
scope, you can always create a javabean, and include it in pages that
need these variables."
That's what I was asking about -- if you're using beans to store
global variables, how do you handle reboots?
> You can store process state data in temp files, reading these each time a
> servlet re-inits(), or a bean is otherwise called. Initiation data is also
> stored in properties files.
This seems to be the answer. Thanks.
> Look at books on Servlets to see how this is done. "Developing Java
> Servlets," by James Goodwill, and "Java Servlet Programming," by Jason
> Hunter, are two pretty good sources for server-side programming concepts.
Thanks for that, too. I'll look at those books and pick up one of
them.
> Hope this helps.
It did, thanks very much.
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