If the resources are allocated in the jsp
there are two options:
- use a try/finally block in your jsp where
you release all resources that are allocated
- if you have several jsp's that allocate the
same resources you can create a subclass
that allocates and free's the
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If the resources are allocated in the jsp
there are two options:
- use a try/finally block in your jsp where
you release all resources that are allocated
- if you have several jsp's that allocate the
same resources you can create a subclass
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Januar 2002 09:34
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Thanks for your help.
I thought that a filter would be the best place to release resources?
I'll check for deadlocks - that seems to be pretty hard.
Reto
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I don't think that there is something like a general best
place. It depends on design of the application.
I like to keep the timeframe as short as possible where
resources like databases or memory are allocated. That has
for us
