This question has been answered at jguru.com under the JSP section. I know
because I provided one of the answers. The short answer is, yes, JRun 3.0
has a global.jsa file that you can use.
Scott Stirling
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Is there an equivalent to ASP's global.asa file? We would like to initialize
the session with some attributes on start-up. Any ideas?
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