Re: Sun one WS : clean shutdown
From: asaguden (asaguden_at_lycos.com)
Date: 03/30/04
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Date: 29 Mar 2004 23:08:00 -0800
Thank you for your reply,
I had a hunch I could use it.
But how do I know which servlet is 'destroyed' last?
I can specify in my web.xml which one gets loaded first,
can I specify which on gets removed last?
And also on the subject - can I be absolutely certain the servlets NEVER
gets destroyed more than once during the application lifetime, ie
can there never be timeout/reload?
/ asaguden
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"William Brogden" <wbrogden@bga.com> wrote in message news:<4068286d$1@giga.realtime.net>...
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> I believe that the servlet destroy() method is what you want.
> A correctly functioning servlet engine will call destroy during
> the shutdown process.
> Bill
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