Brian Burridge wrote:
>
> What would destroy the application object?
The application object is generally stored in the ServletContext
(setAttribute). In .92 there are no guidelines as to how the app object
should be stored but in general the app object is stored in the
ServletConext (like a servlet). So to destroy the app object if the JSP
engine is using ServletContext to store app objects you may do any of
the following:
-shutdown/startup server
-use the ServletContext removeAttribute method (which would only work
if the object is not being referenced elsewhere)
-implement a destroy method to free up any resource used by the object
once the object is done with.
If you are not sure you want to keep the object around then you may set
it at the page or session level instead of application.
Gabriel Wong
http://www.ezwebtools.com
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