Re: [Resin-interest] Starting Services at Resin Startup

2011-10-13 Thread Eric Kreiser 
I think the cleanest solution is to use listeners...  add a  
ServletContextListener inside of which you can start/do anything you need



blah.blah.blah.ApplicationListener



public class ApplicationListener implements ServletContextListener  {

.

}



On 10/12/2011 02:12 AM, Resin User wrote:

There is a need for us to start few threads as soon as Resin starts up.

Can someone guide us.  We are using Resin 4.x




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Re: [Resin-interest] Starting Services at Resin Startup

2011-10-11 Thread Mattias Jiderhamn 
 > There is a need for us to start few threads as soon as Resin starts up.

You can use load-on-startup for a servlet that starts these threads in 
its init().
In web.xml:





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[Resin-interest] Starting Services at Resin Startup

2011-10-11 Thread Resin User 
There is a need for us to start few threads as soon as Resin starts up.

Can someone guide us.  We are using Resin 4.x
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