What is servlet preinitialization?
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A servlet is lazily loaded in servlet container of web or
application server. This means, a servlet is not instantiated
or initialized in servlet container as long as it has not been
requested for the first time. A servlet can be preloaded and
preinitialized with the help of <load-on-startup> of web.xml
(deployment descriptor) file.The preloading of a servlet
before any user request is called servlet preinitialization.
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A servlet is lazily loaded in servlet container of web or
application server. This means, a servlet is not instantiated
or initialized in servlet container as long as it has not been
requested for the first time. A servlet can be preloaded and
preinitialized with the help of <load-on-startup> of web.xml
(deployment descriptor) file.The preloading of a servlet
before any user request is called servlet preinitialization.
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Servlet can loaded in servlet container of web or
application server at the time of first request sent to
that servlet.
If we want to preinitialized the servlet by using <load-on-
startup> tag(Aritten in web.xml). If we use that tag,
servlet is intialized at the time of server start.
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