When the methods init() and Distroy() will be called?
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The servlet life cycle included init() and destroy()(Small
d).
init() is called at the beginning of the servlet,it
performs certain one time activities which are required
during the lifetime of the servlet.It may be some
initialisation of variables or a database connection.
destroy() is called to destroy the servlet.Various
resources which are held by the servlet will be
released,database connections which were opened will be
closed.Later the servlet is destroyed.
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Answer / abhijitbaji
both init() and destroy() are called only once.
init() at the begining when servlet object is cerated.
destroy() when the servlet object is removed from server(at
shoutdown).
service() is called each time when request comes to servlet.
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