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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Donald Ball <ba...@webslingerZ.com> on 2001/05/04 14:40:44 UTC
Re: init() and destroy() in XSP
On Fri, 4 May 2001, Polley Christopher W wrote:
> I found XSPPage.init(parameters), which I can override to do the
> initialization, but I am unclear on the tail end of the xsp life cycle. How
> & when is it destroyed (in Cocoon 1.8.1) ? How is this type of thing done
> in XSP?
there isn't a destroy method in xsp.
> I suppose that in this case, in which I am only doing JDBC stuff, I could
> try the sql taglib, but am unclear on how that would be done. Can
> <?cocoon-process type="sql"?> safely be placed ahead of <?cocoon-process
> type="xsp"?>? What would the resultant xsp-servlet look like?
<?cocoon-process type="sql"?> doesn't invoke the sql taglib, it invokes
the sql processor which is old and hoary and deprecated. you want to use
the esql logicsheet.
- donald
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Re: init() and destroy() in XSP
Posted by Donald Ball <ba...@webslingerZ.com>.
On Tue, 8 May 2001, Frans Thamura wrote:
> What happen if I try to open connection to a bean, and after that I want to
> destroy that bean??? This will make memory problem one day???
override, what is it, finalize()? or if you're putting the bean in a
session, have something listen for session destruction events and clean up
their resources.
> I try to create a bean that connect to database, the error sharing violation
> oftenly show up...but if I refresh it, the error disappear..
>
> Would you explain to me the mechanism of this??
can't say, i don't know what sharing violation error you're talking about.
- donald
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Re: init() and destroy() in XSP
Posted by Frans Thamura <ft...@yahoo.com>.
Donald,
What happen if I try to open connection to a bean, and after that I want to
destroy that bean??? This will make memory problem one day???
I try to create a bean that connect to database, the error sharing violation
oftenly show up...but if I refresh it, the error disappear..
Would you explain to me the mechanism of this??
Frans
----- Original Message -----
From: "Donald Ball" <ba...@webslingerZ.com>
To: <co...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 7:40 PM
Subject: Re: init() and destroy() in XSP
> On Fri, 4 May 2001, Polley Christopher W wrote:
>
> > I found XSPPage.init(parameters), which I can override to do the
> > initialization, but I am unclear on the tail end of the xsp life cycle.
How
> > & when is it destroyed (in Cocoon 1.8.1) ? How is this type of thing
done
> > in XSP?
>
> there isn't a destroy method in xsp.
>
> > I suppose that in this case, in which I am only doing JDBC stuff, I
could
> > try the sql taglib, but am unclear on how that would be done. Can
> > <?cocoon-process type="sql"?> safely be placed ahead of <?cocoon-process
> > type="xsp"?>? What would the resultant xsp-servlet look like?
>
> <?cocoon-process type="sql"?> doesn't invoke the sql taglib, it invokes
> the sql processor which is old and hoary and deprecated. you want to use
> the esql logicsheet.
>
> - donald
>
>
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