RE: ServletConfig, ServletContext and ServletContainer

, ServletContext and ServletContainer Hi I have a confusion with Difference between ServletContext, ServletContainer and ServletConfig? Also the destroy() method is called by the ServletContainer after the threads in service() method exited or the time period expired. My question is, how the

Re: ServletConfig, ServletContext and ServletContainer

ServletConfig = holder of a servlet's configuration from web.xml ServletContext = the runtime data of your web application (all of web.xml) ServletContainer = the actual web application server. Paul vasumathi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi I have a confusion with Difference between ServletCo

ServletConfig, ServletContext and ServletContainer

Hi I have a confusion with Difference between ServletContext, ServletContainer and ServletConfig? Also the destroy() method is called by the ServletContainer after the threads in service() method exited or the time period expired. My question is, how the ServletContainer come to know threads