Note that if you are running in a clustered environment (or want to
be ready to move to one without rewriting your application) this is
not a good solution. The ServletContext is specifically not to be
shared amongst clustered interests according to the specifications.
This is particularly a p
http://hibernate.org/ is a good place start. There's also a book called
'Hibernate In Action' published by Manning Publications that might be
helpful to you.
Justin
On 9/29/05, Ankit Pancholi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi
> I am a complete new user of struts and have joined this group to ge
You have a few options. To initialize Spring, you can either use the Struts
plugin or the web app context listener. Once that's done you can either use
a startup servlet or a Struts plugin to load the data and put it into the
servlet context. That way it only needs to be loaded once and is shared
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