I know I can initialize a servlet when tomcat boots by entering it
into the web.xml file, but is there an elegant way to initialze an
application-scoped jsp:useBean? Right now, I just hit the page with
Lynx when the tomcat script boots, but that's pretty kludgy.
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Gary Lawrence Murphy [EMAIL
On 19 Mar 2001, Gary Lawrence Murphy wrote:
I know I can initialize a servlet when tomcat boots by entering it
into the web.xml file, but is there an elegant way to initialze an
application-scoped jsp:useBean? Right now, I just hit the page with
Lynx when the tomcat script boots, but
