>>> Pigeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05-May-00 8:25:36 AM >>>
>I'm new to servlets and I'd like to ask some questions
>about the servlet environment.
Once again we ask you to check the archives before asking questions
like this.
>So I'm wondering how I should implement a system
>which has some persistant, singleton objects, or some
>objects which exist and run all the time as long as the java
>environment is being launched. (For example, some sorts of
>pool which keep a list of objects, so that servlets and other
>object within the environment can use them.)
You can overload the destroy() method to cleanup any pool or other
persistent object.
Nic Ferrier
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