can i call init() method in destroy() method of servlset. ?
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Answer / gayathri janarthanam
One can programatically call destroy() from init(), though it is not recommended. it will be invoked like a regular java method call..Whatever code is written in the destroy method will run....It will not destroy the servlet...Only the servlet container can call the destroy() method to actually destroy a servlet....
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Answer / suresh
when the sevlet is load the class files,in this time to call
init() method is called
destroy method used to the servlet remove from the memory
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Answer / arulmani
init()method will be called by the webcontainer with the
servlet object by passig the ServletConfig object,when the
servlet object will be created.
destroy()method will be called by the webcontainer when
servlet object will be destroyed
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I think it is not possible to call init() method from
destroy() method of servlet.
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Answer / jimmi prajapti
Yes We can Call init() method from destroy() of Servlet
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