Hello Stephan,
no problem, use a servlet that start on initial phase.
Add in your zone servlet properties file
servlets=background
servlet.background.code=<mypackage>.background
servlet.background.initArgs=start
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Scheiderer, Stephan schrieb:
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> Hi,
>
> I�m using Apache 1.3.6 on NT 4.0... How do I assure that a background thread
> that checks something is started when the server is started? Do I have to
> make a servlet that implements Runnable or is there another possibility
> except for starting a main() function with java.exe when the server is
> started? Or can I specify other exes to be launched at startup of the
> server?
>
> MfG Stephan Scheiderer - debis Systemhaus GEI
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