i am writing a  bean for counter. I want to store the counter value when the
server is stopped and reload it when server restarts.I am using JRUN 4
default web server for testing.
my query is does JRUn automaticaly saves the object and reload it when we
declare a class as implementing serializable?  if not the how to achieve it?

the script i have written is as below.

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

public class dgftcounter implements Serializable {
 private    int visitnumber ;

 public int  getVisitnumber()
{
 visitnumber = visitnumber +1;
 return visitnumber;
}

}

i found that the visitnumber becomes  0 wheneever the server stops and
restart. it mean the bean is not getting serialized.
how can i write the method to serialize the bean. and how these methods will
get called by server when this bean is getting destroyed at the time of
stopping of server.

-avinash

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