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Hi,
Servlets are sometimes picky on how you initialize them. I had a similar
problem were I declared a class in the init() function, but would get a null
pointer when I tried to access it from anywhere else. Here are some ideas:
1) You might be getting an exception thrown in the init() method that you
might not be catching, or handling properly. Since servlets usually don't
write to the screen w/out setting the HTML tags first, you might not see it
happening.
or
2) For some reason you might be getting the same problem I was. Try
declaring and initializing your classes inside the method that requieres
them instead than in the init() function. If this works, then at least
you'll know where the problem is.
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