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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by an...@claire.co.jp on 2001/12/25 05:02:42 UTC

Is there a global constructor I can use to initialise application wide beans?

Hi

I have some beans which I want to be visible application wide.  I want 
them to be initilised when my struts application is started.  Is there a 
mechanism in struts I can use to make a java program run as part of the
initilisation process.  I would put the intilising code into a file 
called InitiliseWebApp.java,  this would initilise the beans and add 
them to the application scope.

Cheers

Antony


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Re: Is there a global constructor I can use to initialise application wide beans?

Posted by an...@claire.co.jp.

Thanks for the reply.  Can you please tell me how to make a servlet load 
on startup.


Sandeep Takhar wrote:

> Well - there are a number of ways of doing this.
> 
> One way is to create a servlet and have it load on
> startup and do the work there.
> 
> Sandeep
> --- antony@claire.co.jp wrote:
> 
>>Hi
>>
>>I have some beans which I want to be visible
>>application wide.  I want 
>>them to be initilised when my struts application is
>>started.  Is there a 
>>mechanism in struts I can use to make a java program
>>run as part of the
>>initilisation process.  I would put the intilising
>>code into a file 
>>called InitiliseWebApp.java,  this would initilise
>>the beans and add 
>>them to the application scope.





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Re: Is there a global constructor I can use to initialise application wide beans?

Posted by Sandeep Takhar <sa...@yahoo.com>.

Well - there are a number of ways of doing this.

One way is to create a servlet and have it load on
startup and do the work there.

Sandeep
--- antony@claire.co.jp wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I have some beans which I want to be visible
> application wide.  I want 
> them to be initilised when my struts application is
> started.  Is there a 
> mechanism in struts I can use to make a java program
> run as part of the
> initilisation process.  I would put the intilising
> code into a file 
> called InitiliseWebApp.java,  this would initilise
> the beans and add 
> them to the application scope.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Antony
> 
> 
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