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Subject: ServletContextListener

Subject: ServletContextListener

2005-01-06 - By G Suresh

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ServletContext will be only one for each application, This will be
available for both the servlet's. I don't think you need to declare two
servletcontexts.

Regards
Suresh G

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Hi guys,

I have a simple question. Let's say I have two servlets in my
application which I have declared in my web.xml. Now I have two
servletcontext listeners declared in my web.xml. But nowhere have we
mapped a particular listner to a particular servlet. Does that mean for
both the servlets these listeners will be invoked?

Thanx & Regards
KR Kumar

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Subject: ServletContextListener

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Hi guys,<o:p></o:p>

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I have a simple question.
Let’s say I have two servlets in my application which I have declared in
my web.xml. Now I have two servletcontext listeners declared in my web.xml. But
nowhere have we mapped a particular listner to a particular servlet. Does that
mean for both the servlets these listeners will be invoked?<o:p></o:p>

<o:p> </o:p>

Thanx & Regards
 
KR Kumar<o:p></o:p>

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