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In a message dated 9/6/00 11:21:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< I have a servlet which takes a while the first time it is invoked. It
then caches a lot of information and all subsequent runs are
significantly faster.
I am trying to find a way in which I can "Pre Load" the servlet as soon
as it comes up so that the first user does not have to wait for a long
time. My initial thought was that as soon as I start Apache I can hit
the servlet with one of those messages which will then load everything.
But this will not work in a load balanced setup because I dont know
which JServ my message goes to. Suppose I have N number of load balanced
JServ's then how many messages do I have to send to the servlet to
guarantee that all my JServ's have been properly initialized? Is there
any way I can control which JServ I am taking to in this scenario?
I would guess that this should be a pretty common problem. Any ideas of
how people do this kind of a thing? Any help would be greatly
appreciated and would help me a lot.
Thanks,
Anupam
>>
I believe adding this to your zone.properties file will answer your need. It
causes the servlet to be started when JServ starts up.
servlets.startup=<servlet name here>
Erik Klein
Versatile Consulting, Inc.
621 Lovett Road
Colts Neck, NJ 07722
732-936-0573
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