If you are using Tomcat as your webserver.
then you can configureit in the web.xml .
To initialize a servlet on start up add this in the web.xml
<load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup>..
-Sriram
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From: Oded Onn <oded....@mobixell.com>
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Sent: Tue, 9 February, 2010 7:56:48 PM
Subject: Initializing Web Service (Server) before first request received
Hi all,
I am deploying an AXIS2 web service (server side).
My problem: The skeleton class (the one that performs all
the business logic) is read for the first time only when the first request is
received
by the server. It means that the first response takes a really long time (up to
20 seconds on a weak machine) since there are a lot of initialization I have to
perform (static init).
Solution: I am assuming I can write some sort of a main
class that will try to call the skeleton class. This is not only ugly but also
prone to all sorts of errors. Is there a proper way to init my service class? I
would expect some mechanism to be used, such as utilizing the servlet init of
the axis servlet.
Anyone? Thanks!
Oded
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