hello all -
these questions are based on my recent experiences with webware 0.8.1
1) is there a facility for running code on server start-up, and storing application-wide data (eg, say, a database connection pool manager)?
2) in a java servlet container like tomcat, each context is analagous to a separate application. in webware, this separation doesn't seem to exist. each context appears to be, basically, just a mapping of a URL segment to a directory. should i run a separate application server instance for each application that needs "separation" from other applications?
3) are there examples or documentation for using webware, formkit, and cheetah together in an optimal way?
4) if one is using cheetah, are the separate writeXXX() methods in a servlet really useful, considering that most of that information may be in the templates?
thanks!
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