Hi! I would like to know how Listener Objects are instantiated.
And here's my reason :-) My Class extends HttpServlet and I tried to deal with SessionEvents in the same Class. So I implemented HttpSessionListener. But when the sessionCreated/sessionDestroyed methods get the Event any changes made in the Servlet are gone. For Example: I use a debuging Object of my own, which I instantiate in the Servlet init method. In sessionCreated the Instance is gone and the Reference is null. My Guess is that I am dealing with 2 different Object instaces. Are the Listener Objects specified in the web.xml instantiated for themselves? If so, i could split the Class and encapsulate the session stuff I need to do in another Object. But could you suggest a method to communicate between my servlet and my sessionListener? Thanks for your time :-) Ralf -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
