Kenneth,
I can answer the first part of your question. You write the
initialization code in the init() method of the servlet, then tell the
servlet engine to preload that servlet.
bab
"Kwan, Kenneth Y" wrote:
>
> But how can I tell the Servlet engine that this is the initialization
> servlet and please load that during initialization ?? Further, if I have
> several web applications, how can I tell the engine that for this
> application load init servlet A, and for application B please load init
> servlet B, etc.
>
> Help again please
>
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