Re: DefaultServlet.init()

I have other servlets, and could create one just to do initialization.
That would be simple. I just thought it would be cleaner to do it
through the openamf stack. It seems to me that initialization of the
environment, kinda like a constructor, is an important issue.

Regards,
Hank

On 9/20/05, Martin Wood <[email protected]> wrote:
> hmm, i dont know of any specific feature where you can get notification
> from openAMF that its started.
>
> So you want some code to run when the application context loads, or
> something that is triggered by a user connecting?
>
> the reason i mentioned spring is that when the application context is
> loaded spring can configure a certain amount of the wiring of the
> application (and therefore you can trigger other startup code).
>
> Of course, some use of the <load-on-startup> directive may achieve the
> same ends.
>
> thats all i got for now. :)
>
> martin
>
> hank williams wrote:
> > There are a variety of things I do, from making sure that the database
> > is really there and all the tables are really there and have all the
> > necessary fields, to turning on my pooling class,  to turning on a
> > daemon that runs in the background for certain video processing tasks
> > (not a DB task, but one that requires initialization).
> >
> > Regarding spring, I am not familiar with it, but if it doesnt have
> > anything to do with openamf it probably is not relevant. I just need
> > to get some code run in the initialization phase of the servlet
> > lifecycle.
> >
> > Regards
> > Hank
>
>
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