On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 18:16, Milt Epstein wrote: > > Remember, you're talking about a context listener, not a servlet > listener. Their lifecycles are different. The servlet lifecycle is > pretty well known -- that is, it is possible that servlets can be > created and destroyed by the servlet container as it wishes. So for > servlets, you have to be prepared for that. I haven't heard as much > about the context lifecycle -- although I imagine they too can be > created and destroyed by the servlet container. So you probably set > up your code to handle that possibility.
well, i'm going to have to be very careful. i have no idea what context
i'm receiving, but it doesn't appear to be the ActionServlet, there are
no init parameters in it at all.
so, i'm a little bit further ahead, at least i have the preferred log to
write to, but still no convenient method of passing it configuration
parameters. i'm off to investigate if there is any mechanism in the
<listener> stuff that i can use.
thanks everyone.
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