On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Paul Hunnisett wrote:
> How does Tomcat manage standard Java beans? I have attempted to use an
> application scoped bean ands have included serialization code in the
> finalize() method and the code to read up from file in the constructor. I
An application scoped bean will
definately want only one instance - see previous email
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From: Robert Slifka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 June 2001 13:52
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Is this a multiuser app? Are you aware that only *one* instance of t
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> The bean is a list of gifts (wedding list). The gifts are
> supposed to be
> displayed on a JSP and as they are selected they are removed
> from the be
stored anywhere.
they are added using a standard useBean tag:
Paul
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When you say 'reset', what do you
ing to the
same application-scoped bean would cause it to overwrite the one already
created) but that wasn't the behavior I saw in 3.2.1.
- r
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> >From "The Java Programming Language, 3rd. Ed"
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> "When an application exits, no further GC
The application is not being shut down! Yet somehow my beans are getting
"reset".
Paul
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> I'm not trying to - I only put the serialization code in as a
> protection
> from my bean being "reset". Originally I put in no
> serialization
It was, however,
regularly reset so I put in the serialization. This made no difference. It
still gets reset.
Paul
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Subject: Re: Tomcat and Beans
Paul Hunnisett wrote:
>
> How does Tomcat manage standard Java beans? I have attempted to use an
> application scoped bean ands have included serialization code in the
> finalize() method and the code to read up from file in the constructor. I
> assumed that whenever Tomcat thought a bean was u
How does Tomcat manage standard Java beans? I have attempted to use an
application scoped bean ands have included serialization code in the
finalize() method and the code to read up from file in the constructor. I
assumed that whenever Tomcat thought a bean was unnecesary it would simply
garbage
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