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: We should be able to use <load-on-startup> for the servlet that is
: responsible for
: making the core in both Servlet 2.3 and 2.4.

I acctaully thought we were using load-on-startup ... I can't for the life
of me figure out why autowarming works since we don't have load-on-startup
set to 1.

For me it was a question of asthetic code grouping.  I didn't want only
one of two servlets that both depended on the core existing to init it
withought some obvious dependency.


Erik:  Are you just talking about using <load-on-startup> for a
servlet, or is there some other recent addition to he Servlet spec for
registering an arbitrary class that should be constructed once per
application with init/destroy methods that should be called appropriately
... i can't seem to find anything like that (other then making a servlet
with no path mapping)


-Hoss