Speaking of waiting...

[ru...@us.ibm.com]

;-)

On my queue for this weekend.  (Most of my contributions are done off hours
- and at the moment I'm focusing on cutting and testing 3.1_m2_rc2)

- Sam Ruby

Re: Global Init Parameters

["Craig R. McClanahan" <cm...@mytownnet.com>]

The simplest thing to do would be to use context initialization parameters
instead.  These are specified by using <context-param> elements in the web
application deployment descriptor, and retrieved in a servlet via:

    getServletContext().getInitParameter("param_name");

and similar calls.

Craig McClanahan


pauly wrote:

> Here's a quick question --
>
> is there a way I can specify a set of init parameters that every one of
> the servlets in my web application will inherit, or must I put the same
> line in every servlet definition?
>
> thanks
> -- paul
>
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Global Init Parameters

[pauly <pa...@x-radio.com>]

Here's a quick question --

is there a way I can specify a set of init parameters that every one of
the servlets in my web application will inherit, or must I put the same
line in every servlet definition?

thanks
-- paul

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