Christopher Schultz-2 wrote:
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> This is a self-defeating technique: your threads are not guaranteed to
> complete your database configuration before any requests are serviced.
>
Nop! The embedded DMBS is not designed such crappy way. That's why we
need to use specially developed embedded DBMS
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Jonadan,
Jonadan wrote:
| At startup, I can check dbms status from ServletContextListener and if not
| initiated, I can start as you suggested. It serialize the begining of dbms
| startup process which create a bunch of service threads. Then quickly
At startup, I can check dbms status from ServletContextListener and if not
initiated, I can start as you suggested. It serialize the begining of dbms
startup process which create a bunch of service threads. Then quickly
returns without delaying much time.
For termination check, it is not clear w
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Jonadan,
Jonadan wrote:
| I need to start database before any servlet gets first request.
~From the servlet specification for
ServletContextListener.contextInitialized:
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Notification that the web application initialization process is starting.
All
Jonadan a écrit :
Is there any way I can perform custom initialization IMMEDIATELY after Tomcat
startup automatically?
use lifecycle listener
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/engine.html
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PS:
Yes, it can be done with "ServletContextListener" since we can check whether
it is alive or not. However we may not sure whether it is system shutdown or
app. shutdown. This is quite tricky. DBMS can use huge heap resources up to
over 500GB on larger systems. This can be a problem without kno
I need to start database before any servlet gets first request. So
immediately after server start, initialize embedded database and make it
ready for incomming first requests, of course, in a separate thread.
The same goes not termination time. I need to have control passed
immediately after all
> From: Jonadan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Custom initialization after startup
>
> Is there any way I can perform custom initialization
> IMMEDIATELY after Tomcat startup automatically?
Depends on what you mean by IMMEDIATELY. You'll at least need to insure
that the attribute deplo
