> Purav wrote:
>
> I dun think so you need a super.init(config) call in
> the new servlet API.
>
>
>  public void init(ServletConfig config)
>    throws ServletException
>       {
>        super.init(config);
>       }
>

 The super.init(config) call is definitely required
in this case.

 HttpServlet defines two "init" methods:

   HttpServlet.init()
   HttpServlet.init(ServletConfig config)

 You can override either one of them. If you
override the one with no arguments, the HttpServlet
saves the config argument for you. If you override
the one that takes a ServletConfig argument, then
you are responsible for calling super.init(config).

 This all sounds a lot more complicated than it
really is, take a look at the source code if
you're curious.


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