I think ServletContextListener is useful for initializing non-Servlet
classes too, the non-Servlet class only needs to implement the
listener.
-Rashmi
On 4/11/07, Mikolaj Rydzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I prefer to use ServletContextListener.
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Nencho Lupanov wrote:
I am trying to understand, when is the Servlet init() method invoked in
tomcat.
I expected it to be executed after succesfull deployment but it seems
that
it is
executed the first time(only) when request arives.
So, i need to receive a request in order this method to be e
I used load-on-startup and it works fine.
Thanks,
Nencho
2007/4/11, David Delbecq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
init() is called when servlet is initialized. The servlet is, by default
(see j2EE specs) initialized when it is first accessed. The
'load-on-startup' element of web.xml can be used to force
init() is called when servlet is initialized. The servlet is, by default
(see j2EE specs) initialized when it is first accessed. The
'load-on-startup' element of web.xml can be used to force servlet to be
initialized upon webapp startup. The value of this element is a number
that specify order, com
Nencho Lupanov wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to understand, when is the Servlet init() method invoked in
tomcat.
I expected it to be executed after succesfull deployment but it seems
that
it is
executed the first time(only) when request arives.
So, i need to receive a request in order this meth
