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If you are using a factory (assuming it is a single
If you are using a factory (assuming it is a singleton) then at factory
creation you will do all your initializing and it is independent of how it
is called.
I had to do something similar in that I needed a master (read-only) (DB)
session initialized (only once of course) and so when the singlet
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In my project
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You could use the Plugin capabilities of Struts. Make your factory a
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e you deploy and be independent
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any frameworks that you choose to implement.
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and also make the getObject(String lookup) method of your factory throw
AppConfigurationException which extends runtime exception.
This way u dont have to catch exception for each call to the get
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Hey Josh, you're really fast =)
Well, I thought about doing that (a
ul in a development environment.
So try initializing it in a servlet defined in your web.xml. That way, it's
always called on app init.
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I have my config factory's init method called in an init servlet as
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Hi to everyone!
In my project, I have a XML with some config data, like username,
password (all connections made from my system to a target systenm must use
this same info).
I'm a little lost about the best w
ng it in a servlet defined in your web.xml. That way, it's
always called on app init.
-Josh
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Hi to everyone!
In my project, I have a XML with some config data, like username,
password (all connections made from my system to a target systenm must use
this same info).
I'm a little lost about the best way of implementing this. I thought about
doing: a "Config" Factory, that should keep
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