Can we write a constructor for a Servlet class ? if yes how ?
if no why not ?
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Answer Posted / tharun raj
yes, we can provide a constructor in servlet calss..
Webcontainer uses the similar code shown below for creating
servlet object for our servlet class
Class c=Class.forName("OurServlet");
Object o=c.newInstance();
this newInstance() method uses zero argument constructor
while creating object..
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