Using Servlet Context listener would be the best and simple solution.
THere are articles which describe step by step implementation of the
solution. Let us know if you are not able to locate this.
Prabhu S
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I had some problems with the thread run in init(), that I described in
the thread `STrange problem with a thread made in Servlet.init()'. Now
I use the listeners with both startup/shutdown of the thread.
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Artur
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Can you? Yes.
The method depends on your version of tomcat. Older tomcat (sorry, I
don't remember what version) versions used to require you to add
1 to a servlet definition and have
the servlet do this work for you. Newer tomcats (at least version 5.0
and 5.5, don't know about 4.1.x) allo
Artur Rataj ha scritto:
Hello!
I would like, just after tomcat starts, to create a new thread. Where
can I put the code that starts it? I do not want to wait with starting
the thread until some servlet is needed.
can you use somethings like:
ServerInit
argentaroggia.servizi.ServerInit
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