Hi Tony;

Tony Dean wrote:

>Can someone answer this question for me...
>
>Since there appears to be a bug in startUp()... ie., the service is not fully 
>initialized by the time startUp() is called (AxisService.getFileName() returns 
>null). 
>
Pls create a JIRA for this , then I can fix that b4 next release (since
at the moment we only fix the JIRAs ) .

> I was hoping to just avoid startUp() / shutDown() and just use init() / 
> destroy() since my service is using "application" scope.  Being that my 
> service is application scoped, there should only be one session created; 
> hence, init() / destroy() called only once.  It appears that init() is called 
> during service deployment which is good for me since the one-time 
> initialization that I am doing in init() will get executed before the first 
> actual service request.  I just wanted to confirm this behavior with the 
> experts since I do not want one-time initialization overhead to be added to 
> the first client's request.  Any comments?
>  
>
Yes , if you deploy the service in application scope then the init
method will be called at the time when you deploy the service and not
when it receive the first request.

>Thanks.
>-Tony
>
>Tony Dean
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