Mike,
Override the jspInit() method like this in your JSP.
<%!
public void jspInit() {
}
%>
-Richard
At 06:43 PM 5/9/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Every page on my site is a jsp that is made up of various <%@ included> .jsp
>files.
>Though the first include is always the same.
>
>Does the individual includes all get compiled into there own servlet or is
>it jus the finished composite?
>
>Because if the former, then this servlets init() method would seem to be the
>best place to put anything I need setting up just the once. Especially as I
>need it setting up immediately. If I put it in one my other servlets it
>won't be set up soon enough.
>
>I know there is something that loads all servlets on deployment, maybe this
>is the answer, are there any pitfals in doing this?
>
>Otherwise just how do I overide the jsp's init() method?
>
>
>--
>Mike Whittaker
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