Re: Using serialization to re-/store state: UnknownServiceException:protocol doesn't support output:

> I've looked at it, but I I think I should have been more specific: the
> persistance I was hoping to achive was after server reboot.. so I suppose
I
> should try application.setAttribute("myData", myBean); etc?
>

I stronly recommend a ServletContextListener for this purpose. It will put
the needed attribute iin the context on its creation time and will remove
the attribute from the context when it's destroyed. Here you write the
attribute's contents to a persistent storage (or let it do itself,
whatever).

-mw

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