If you don't want the servlet to be running after your specific client/browser
sesion is done with,
then you are probably better off with using the old fashioned cgi program.
The advantages of Servlets over cgi programs are better response time due to the
fact that the time
taken to load the servlet happens at server start time and not when the servlet
is invoked resulting in a better
response time for the user.
as for a complex example, sorry i don't have one lying around. you could try a
book on servlet or
browse the net for it.
-rajesh
>yeah thats right but what i couldn't understnad is that .
>i conenct to databse and so on in init .
>in destroy i should close the datse and then what should i close
>for example is servletrunner it says init but don't says destroy what i
>think is all my servlets are looaded itto memory and doesn't unloaded which
>is bad trouble for a server.
>can you send a very (or complex) destroy method for my servlet.
>thanx
>kerem
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