hi,
you just have to edit the web.xml file in your web applications /WEB-INF
directory
<web-app>
..
<servlet>
<servlet-name>com.itp.nf.webcontent.PropsServlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.itp.nf.webcontent.PropsServlet</servlet-class>
<load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup>
</servlet>
..
</web-app>
the number in the <load-on-startup> element signalises the startup-order if
there where more than 1 servlets to start.
of course you can specify an alias name in <servlet-name> instead of the
full qualified package name.
btw: this is independent of the server - every server 2.2 compliant server
follows this scheme
hope that helps (if you get an error, post it - there could be many:
servlet class not found, references to null values in init() etc)
joe
At 22:47 15.01.01, Sreemushta, Santhosh (c) wrote:
> I want to have a Startup-Servlet with my Tomcat Server. Can someone
>provide me an example of how to do the same. When I try to follow the
>step's outlined in JGuru I get an error, I'll appreciate if someone can
>provide me with a pointer.
>Regards
>
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