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Java class as a Tomcat Service
I have a java service which implements Start() Run() Stop() methods that I
want started everytime Tomcat starts. This class is part of a Tomcat
Webapp. Seems simple but how do I accomplish this? I am using 5.5.17 jdk
1.5.06
KR
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RE: Java class as a Tomcat Service
Posted by Tim Lucia <ti...@yahoo.com>.
See ServletContextListener: http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/api/index.html
Tim
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Subject: Java class as a Tomcat Service
I have a java service which implements Start() Run() Stop() methods that I
want started everytime Tomcat starts. This class is part of a Tomcat
Webapp. Seems simple but how do I accomplish this? I am using 5.5.17 jdk
1.5.06
KR
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