RE: Starting a Clean-up program
If you create that as a servlet, you can set the startup to 1 which will call it each
time the webserver starts.
Is that what you are looking for?
servletname
com.skp.someclass
hello
world
1
When the server starts it sees this class as a startup class and immediately executes
its init.
Scott Purcell
Vertis Corporation
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From: Chandra Gottipati [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Starting a Clean-up program
I have a static method that starts a thread with a class that does some
clean-up tasks.
public static void init(){
Thread t = new Thread( new ClearUserHashMapClient() );
t.start();
}//init
How can I configure my webapp to call this init() method when I deploy my
war file on Tomcat.
Thanks,
Chandra.
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RE: Starting a Clean-up program
Howdy,
Implement a javax.servlet.ServletContextListener, and call that init
method in the listener's contextInitialized() event. Don't forget to
put the listener in your webapp's web.xml file.
> public static void init(){
>Thread t = new Thread( new ClearUserHashMapClient() );
>t.start();
> }//init
>
>How can I configure my webapp to call this init() method when I deploy
my
>war file on Tomcat.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Starting a Clean-up program
I have a static method that starts a thread with a class that does some
clean-up tasks.
public static void init(){
Thread t = new Thread( new ClearUserHashMapClient() );
t.start();
}//init
How can I configure my webapp to call this init() method when I deploy my
war file on Tomcat.
Thanks,
Chandra.
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