Hi,

I think you can try to use <load-on-startup> for your servlet.

HTH
John

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Hi!

Maby a stupied q, but I really want to make sure. I've looked at the
servlet2.3 spec
and I can't find anything about when this really get's called.

Is it so, that it happends only when you stop the web application? Or is it
up the the
ventor when this is called?

What I want to make sure of is that I want one object to live as long as the
war is
deployed, and only released when the war get's undeployed or the servlet
container
shuts down.

/Per

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