Answer / om

It 'll take serv2, b'coz <load-on-startup>0</load-on-startup>
means no tag. so first it'll goes to serv2.
Normally the servlets 'll loaded after getting the request
from the client.
if the servlets has to execute before coming the request we
need to take<load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup>.

Answer / mahesh babu puppala

Servlets with lower values are loaded before servlets with higher values. So servlet with 0 load-on-startup value will load first and servlet with value 1 will load after that.

so servlet1 first loaded then servlet2 will be loaded.

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