Answer Posted / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
1).container will find the web.xml
2).container parses the web.xml
3).creates the instance of servlet using
class.forname(classname).newInstance()
4).preinitializes the servlet with the entry known as
<load-on-startup>
5).Initializing the servlet instance using
init(ServletConfig config) method
6).Container creates request and resonse objects and finds
that the requested resource is a servlet and invokes a new
thread for the particular request
7).Calls doGet() or doPost() inaccordance with the method
decared inside html
8).And passes the request and response objects into the
doGet() or doPost()
9).And with the help of response object the response is ent
back to the client
10).destroy() method call will cleanup the resources
11).the thread will go into a pool
12).The request and response objects will be sent to an
output stream
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