Definitions

1. If no servlet instance is available or if it is older than the JSP, then, the web container creates the servlet instance using following stages.

Connections

1. In one version, the DB servlet 62 includes a servlet pool 64 of servlet instance (connections) 66 to the database servers 24 using a connection interface 68. (Web site)
2. Alternatively, the transaction processing method can utilize database pooling with a single servlet instance and multiple connections to thedatabase servers. (Web site)

Method

1. Use this method to free any resources owned by the servlet instance.

Servlet Container

1. It is important to note that a servlet instance may be created and placed into service by a servlet container but may handle no requests during its lifetime. (Web site)
2. After the destroy method completes, the servlet container must release the servlet instance so that it is eligible for garbage collection. (Web site)

Servletcontext

1. The returned Servlet instance may be further customized before it is registered with this ServletContext via a call to addServlet(String,Servlet).

Time

1. At run time, the servlet instance is kept in memory, and each client request spawns a new thread.

Request

1. The default controller is centralized into a single Servlet instance, which handles all client requests and executes the appropriate action for each request. (Web site)

Servletconfig

1. A servlet instance can determine its name using ServletConfig.getServletName().

Init Method

1. Initializes the servlet instance by calling the init method.

Initializing

1. The web server is responsible for initializing, invoking, and destroying each servlet instance.

Servlet

1. The web container calls init() once per servlet instance it creates, and, upon successful completion of the method, it places the servlet into service. (Web site)
2. Once the destroy method is called on a servlet instance, the container may not route any more requests to that particular instance of the servlet. (Web site)

Servlet Instance

1. If you want to ensure that a servlet instance handles only one request at a time, a servlet can implement the SingleThreadModel interface.
2. Once the destroy method is called on a servlet instance, the container may not route other requests to that instance of the servlet. (Web site)

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1. Servlet
2. Web Container
3. Initializing
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