This is a reference to an older message (hey, I'm catching up ;-).
It has been our experience that servlets marked as load at startup with a
specific name are loaded for the life of the server. This is running on JWS (1.x
(I think .2).
Is this in general not true and just a side affect? What is the behaviour of
servlets in this context? There are lots of "work arounds" talked about here,
but is there a "correct" way to ensure that a servlet is not unloaded?
Thanks,
...Duane Murphy
> Date: Sat, 17 Apr 1999 16:50:09 +0300
> From: Cezar Totth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: about life cycle and connection pool (help!!)
>
> Hi,
>
> Suppose here that you want to be sure that some objects
> (DatabasePool is one of them) will never be destroyed.
> (due to servlet engine's decisions on when is necessary to unload
> - ??upload?? - a servlet)
>
> Probably the safest way is to run a non-daemon thread that keeps referrence
> to these objects, so they never get collected.
>
> In the following example I did not understood why do you don't use directly
> the DbConnectionPool when you need to get/free a connection, but use a
> DbConnectionPoolServlet instead.
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