It is an interesting question. Following might be helpful
Before creating an instance of the singleton class, check if it exists in the
system.properties. If it doesn't, create the instance and put that instance
into system.properties map.
For ex:
if (System.properties.get("Single")==null) {
Singleton single = new Singleton();
System.properties.put("single", single);
}
Second approach could be this:
Don't put the class in the classpath. Write your own classloader and specify
the absolute location of the class. This way app server wouldn't be able to
load the class automatically.
Hope that helps
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