as far as the servletexception i dont think this is proper to throw from the application because application is not a servlet. who is to say application is even backed by a servlet.
-Igor
On 4/25/06, Marty Backe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've decided to build a project at work, based on Wicket. So no doubt this
is a newbie question. Any help would be appreciated. Hopefully it's a
simple question to answer.
In my WebApplication based class, I setup my database, etc. in the init()
method. I'd like to shutdown the database when the servlet is destroyed
(I'm deploying in Tomcat), so my first thought would be to override
destroy(), but this isn't an available method of WebApplication.
What's the recommended approach?
Along the same lines, I had also wanted to throw a ServletException if I
couldn't setup the database in init(), but that's not available to me
either.
Thanks much for any guidance.
Marty Backe
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