hi,
i dont know ASPs Global.asa file, but maybe many of the declarations done
there could be done with the web application deployment descriptor
(/WEB-INF/web.xml) where you can set application-wide values, servlet
initialization parameters, etc.
these values can be retrieved easily by the jsps and servlets
joe
At 22:56 17.03.01, you wrote:
>Hi All
>
>Does the JSP framework make use of a Global.jsa file, similar to how the the
>ASP framework makes use of a Global.asa file? If not, is there something in
>the JSP framework that plays this role? In particular, I'm interested in
>application and/or session start/end events, and the ability to centrally
>declare variables with application and/or session scope.
>
>Thanks
>Rob
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