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> I don't think this has anything to do with FOP, but could be wrong. It
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> 1) Which web container you deployed your servlet in.
> 2) How you achieve the "undeploy" of the servlet?
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> Chris
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With web container i assume you mean what kind of server i use: Apache
Tomcat 6.0. The code in the post is called directly in the doGet of direct
extension of the httpServlet class.
I don't achieve the undeployment of the servlet in its own, but with the
entire application context. I use the manager inlcuded in apache tomcat for
that.
The thing is that the problem only occurs when I actually use the servlet
that uses fop. That is why I concluded it had something to do with fop.
Roel
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