Did you try the __del__() function?
The problem is that servlets are re-used, as Geoff mentioned. They're
not destructed after they run. Even if __del__ works, it won't
necessarily work the way that you want.
If you just want to explicitly shut down the database connection, you'll
have to wait
. That's why you have to put your
> cleanup code in sleep()
> instead of __del__().
>
> - Geoff
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Meh Lounge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 9:46 AM
> To: Geoffrey Talvola;
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>
del__().
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Geoff
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AMTo: Geoffrey Talvola;
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__del__ equivalent webware function
But how can I add this thing per servlet?
I'm having a s
But how can I add this thing per servlet?
I'm having a servlet (or context) that opens a DB connection when started and need to close it when it is done. Can't I add a close() function to the context/servlet? this should be changed IMHO.Geoffrey Talvola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Meh Lounge wrote:>
Meh Lounge wrote:
> Can anyone please provide me with such function. How
> can I order webware to do thing when a servlet or when
> a context is closed?
You can call Application.addShutDownHandler(func) where func is any callable
object. It will be called when the app server is shut down.
- Geof
Hi,
I'm writing a webware program which uses threads. It
is essential then to terminate the thread when the
servlet is destroyed, this is equivalently valid for
databases/files which needs to explicitly be closed
after the webserver is down, and need to be up alll
the time the server runs. However
