-Tim
Tom Lyle wrote:
In fact, you can have one object in your servletContext which holds ALL of your data.
I see how this approach works, but does it have any advantages over using one object that has static methods to access its data? For example I have a Config class that has a static initialisation block that reads data in from a properties file and then exposes the data with static methods, such as Config.getSomeValue()
This does the job for me and means i can test my code in my IDE without deploying it to tomcat. Is there a good reason for not doing it this way? Just my after lunch thoughts.....
Tom
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