C cavinwebsite New member May 5, 2012 1 0 0 May 5, 2012 #1 :cool2:Can we use the constructor, instead of init(), to initialize servlet? Regards, Web Designing in India cavin.in
:cool2:Can we use the constructor, instead of init(), to initialize servlet? Regards, Web Designing in India cavin.in
M mattseh import this Apr 6, 2009 5,504 72 0 A ~= A May 5, 2012 #2 plz use destructor for the best rslts, it is the OOP.
crackp0t 010001100100011101010100 Jun 24, 2009 3,636 70 0 May 5, 2012 #3 mattseh said: plz use destructor for the best rslts, it is the OOP. Click to expand... no bro wrong! more oop is dtor. don't worry though i know from experience like you someday.
mattseh said: plz use destructor for the best rslts, it is the OOP. Click to expand... no bro wrong! more oop is dtor. don't worry though i know from experience like you someday.
Rage9 Banned Jan 7, 2008 6,061 101 0 May 5, 2012 #4 I think what you want is a server, not a servlet, as that sounds like only part of the solution (like piglet). Maybe try server() instead.
I think what you want is a server, not a servlet, as that sounds like only part of the solution (like piglet). Maybe try server() instead.
JCash Oldschool IM Nov 25, 2010 2,243 96 0 The 702 www.youtube.com May 5, 2012 #5 The servlet container calls the constructor and per the servlet spec it's required to be a no-arg idempotent constructor that doesn't traverse instruction frames. NUB.
The servlet container calls the constructor and per the servlet spec it's required to be a no-arg idempotent constructor that doesn't traverse instruction frames. NUB.