I'm new to JSP, and I apologize if this is a dumb question.
What kinds of strategies do people use to protect the integrity of
information stored in beans? Suppose I use beans to hold on to
critical information for my web application, and the server crashes...
what happens then? Or even if I simply reboot the machine?
Do people build shutdown routines into the apps, so the important
information is saved? Or store the data in a database as it changes?
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