Hi All,
Please answer the following questions:
Swrvlet *1. Servlet is a Java class, then why there is no
constructor in Servlet. Can we write a constructor in Servlets?*
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* 2. Implicit objects of JSP are
available in destroy() method or not?*
1. Yes you can, but you will never need that, hence you should not.
2. No; those are service()-specific.
On 30 March 2010 08:47, Nirmal Kumar wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Please answer the following questions:
>
> Swrvlet 1. Servlet is a Java class, then why there is no
> constructor in Servlet.
Hi Nirmal,
1. There is a constructor somewhere in the servlet class hierarchy, but,
as it is directly called by the server (you never make a "new" for a
servlet), you don't care about it. When the servlet is created, the
"init()" method is called immediately. So, if you have something to
init
HI,
Let me add a little bit here,
a.Servlet is built purposely as helper for dynamic web app server and it the
container that control the Servlet; it is the java answer for dynamic web
page to old cgi/bin.
Servlet is loaded, initialized and created aka lifecycle ( defined in
Deployment Descripto
