You can put your initialization code in a ServletContextListener so it
is executed before any servlets are run.
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Len
On 3/9/07, suchitha koneru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you so much for the response. The reason I am doing this is , because
, I am using the servlet to start the Active M
Thank you so much for the response. The reason I am doing this is , because
, I am using the servlet to start the Active MQ Broker. There are two web
apps which will connect to the broker. The broker has to start first before
any of the web apps. Hence I want to load the servlet which starts the
Unfortunately there are a lot of developers who'd like to dictate the
load order of servlets. The best answer I or any one else can offer is
don't do it. It's not safe programming and all the servlets that depend
on it will sooner or later need to deal with the chance it isn't
available for some
Hello Tomcat Users ,
I am facing a problem starting a servlet from tomcat's
web.xml . I am using Tomcat 5.5.20. The reason , I am placing this servlet
in tomcat's web.xml instead of a web app is because I want , this servlet to
start before tomcat loads any of the web applica
