just a newbee question to make sure that I understand what's
happening in terms of loading copies of a servlet.
I have a servlet that loads certain initialization data from
a file at initialization time (as loaded - right?) which is
then stored in class vars.
I have two zone aliases (same zone) for the same actual servlet code
i.e. servlet.tnn1.code=servletClass
servlet.tnn1.initArgs=rePostAddr=http://.../servlets/tnn1
servlet.tnn1.initArgs=initFile=coefFile1
... and ...
servlet.tnn2.code=servletClass
servlet.tnn2.initArgs=rePostAddr=http://.../servlets/tnn2
servlet.tnn2.initArgs=initFile=coefFile2
Now, when I access pages (1 for each of the two aliases), it looks to me
like there are actually two copies of the servlet code loaded - one referenced
by tnn1 and another referenced by tnn2. (I used different initFile contents
and see the expected (different) results both on the first access to each
servlet alias and on successive rePosts of each servlet alias.
I just want to make sure that this is the expected result (one loaded
copy of the servlet for EACH alias of that class in a single zone)
for servlet engines in general - or only for Jserv.
OR is this perhaps some odd situation occurring on my server only?
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ooba ooba,
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