It may be better to move the "startup code" to a ServletContextListener.
When a ServletContextLister fails on startup - then the webapp is
unavailable.
When the webapp is unavailable - any HTTP based monitoring tool would
pick that up (due the error page returned)
-Tim
Yaar Schnitman wrote:
Is there a way to make the failure of a single servlet's initialization
stop the initialization of the other servlets, or even stop tomcat with
an error?
The issue is that my system operators fail to notice initialization errors.
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