When I mean register - I mean creating the capability for the thread to be
able to be told (or have the thread learn) that the webapp is being shutdown.
-Tim
René Hužva wrote:
I have created class, which is registered in web.xml as listener. This
class implements ServletContextListener and contains two methods, wich
writte a message, when is application started or stopped. But why have
registered thread? Please help me.
Thank,
renhu
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Od (From): "Tim Funk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Komu (To): "Tomcat Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Kopie (Cc): Předmět (Subject): Re: Threads in application
Datum (Date): 21. 10. 2004 16:20
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You need to regeister that thread "somewhere" so it can be stopped on
webapp shutdown. See ServletContextListener for hooking into webapp
startup and shutdown.
-Tim
René Hužva wrote:
> Hi,
> I create a one thread in a application, which runs in Tomcat
(application doesn't run as servlet). When I reload application from
Tomcat Manager, application is reloaded, but thread isn't destroy and
it's created second thread, third, etc.
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