We currently have serveral servlets running in Tomcat 4.1. On shutdown
Tomcat calls the destroy() method of each of these servlets and they in turn
write some information to let other programs know that they are no longer
available.
Due to a new project, we must move these servlets to an installation of
JBoss 4. Moving the website and the servlets was simple and everything is
running fine with one exception. When the JBoss Server is shutdown, the
destroy() method of our servlets are not firing. Tomcat is shutdown when JBoss
shuts down, so why don't the destroy methods fire? Any help would be
appreciated.
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