Antonio Lagnada wrote:
>
> That's tough...is there such a thing as an Application object similar to
> what an Application object would be in ASP?
I didn't write any ASP code, but since I've seen so many questions about
it, now I know what the answer is:)
What you're looking for is called application in JSP or ServletContext
in general. So, if an object should be visible across a web application,
just use the following inside a servlet:
getServletContext().setAttribute("myObject", myobject)
provided myObject is an object to be refered later as myObject. After
doing so, all the following servlets should be able to access "myObject"
object using
MyObject myObject =
(MyObject)getServletContext().getAttribute("myObject");
Jacek Laskowski
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