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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Maysonnave Xavier <x....@goaltech.com> on 2000/08/10 15:01:17 UTC
valueUnbound
Hello All,
I would like to know if the valueUnbound event is fired when we stop tomcat
through the command line.
I mean tomcat stop.
I ask that because I a really new with Tomcat, the previous servlet engine I
use was JRun.
When I stopped JRun this engine fired the valueUnbound.
I use Tomcat for two main reasons, Servlet 2.2 API and OpenSource.
Another good point, Tomcat 3.2beta2 is faster than JRun, same OS and JVM 1.3
+ hotspot 2.0
Bye
Re: valueUnbound
Posted by ke...@core.tb.cz.
hello, according to my experience it is. So when you stop tomcat with
shutdown.sh, all objects bounded to all sessions are first unbounded (so
valueUnbound is called - if they are listening) and then the sessions are
destroyed...
Hope I'm not wrong...
Roman Kratochvil
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Maysonnave Xavier wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I would like to know if the valueUnbound event is fired when we stop tomcat
> through the command line.
>
> I mean tomcat stop.
>
> I ask that because I a really new with Tomcat, the previous servlet engine I
> use was JRun.
>
> When I stopped JRun this engine fired the valueUnbound.
>
> I use Tomcat for two main reasons, Servlet 2.2 API and OpenSource.
>
> Another good point, Tomcat 3.2beta2 is faster than JRun, same OS and JVM 1.3
> + hotspot 2.0
>
> Bye
>