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Hey! I'm a man, I can admit when it's my fault :-D (hehe)
Just to clarify. Since the init args are read only once,
does this mean that they remain in core and available to
getInitParameter()?
-Freeman
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From: Jon Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 2:35 PM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: Zone initargs problem...
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on 5/31/2000 2:22 PM, Freeman Pascal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Looking closer at our code the problem seems to be ours (isn't always the
> user's code and not Jserv :-).
haha...this is the *second* time a "jserv problem" has happened to you guys
now. :-)
(yes i am keeping count for teasing purposes <smile>).
> We declared the variables that held the init args as class
> (static) variables. Depending on which zone got started
> first would determine the initial value of these static
> attributes.
yep.
> How are init args handled? Are the init args essentially
> in core for the life time of the servlet engine, or are they
> looked up with each call to getInitParameter()? If there's
> no penalty for calling getInitParameter() to query the
> init args for each doPost() or doGet(), I'll just do that.
>
> This would allow me to alias the apps as desired and provide
> unique init args for each.
I suspect they are only read in from the file once.
-jon
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