Find jobs | Jobseekers
Employer login
About us Sitemap of www.CareerRide.com Sitemap FAQ related with www.CareerRide.com FAQ Click here to Contact us Contact
       
Submit Resume Free ! | Access Resume Free !
Home Career Services Resume Services Interview questions Articles Books
Content
Java interview part 1
Java interview part 2
Java interview part 3
Java interview part 4
Java interview part 5
Core java
JDBC
JSP
EJB
JNI
Servlets
Struts
Java threading
Java web services
J2EE
J2ME
JMS
Internationalization
JavaScript
RMI
 
ASP.NET | ADO.NET | AJAX
C#.NET | VB.NET | PHP
NET Remoting | NET Interview
  
C | C++ | Java | Oops
Data Structure | OS
   
Database concepts | Oracle
SQL Server | Biztalk | Sharepoint
Notification services
Reporting Services
Service-oriented architecture
Data warehousing | MySQL
  
Project Management 
Linux | Testing | Networking
Software engineering 
  
UML | XML | HTML | SOAP 
CSS | VBScript  | Web Services
   
CV Cover letter | Interview 
HR | Soft skills | GD 
Working from Home 
Tutorial
ASP.NET | VB.NET | C#.NET     
Remoting.NET | Web service
Remoting overview | ADO.NET
UML | Sql server 
More links
JavaServer Faces 
OpenCms Application Overview 
EJB 3 Entities 
Oracle Web RowSet 
Books on Java
Java EE 5 Development with NetBeans 6 
OpenCms 7 Development 
EJB 3 Developer Guide 
JDBC 4.0 and Oracle JDeveloper for J2EE Development 

Servlet life cycle


What is Servlets and explain the advantages of Servlet life cycle?

Answer
Servlets are the programs that run under web server environment. A copy of Servlet class can handle numerous request threads. In servlets, JVM stays running and handles each request using a light weight thread.

Servlets life cycle involve three important methods, i.e. init, service and destroy.

Init()
Init method is called when Servlet first loaded in to the web server memory.

Service()
Once initialized, Servlets stays in memory to process requests. Servlets read the data provided in the request in the service() method.

Destroy()
When server unloads servlets, destroy() method is called to clean up resources the servlet is consuming.



NEXT>>

More Servlets links

Explain why HttpServlet is declared abstract.

Answer - The Constructor HttpServlet() does nothing because this is an abstract class.........

What is the difference between doGet() and doPost()?

Answer - doGet() and doPost() are HTTP requests handled by servlet classes..........

Define servlet mapping.

Answer - Servlet mapping controls how you access a servlet. It is recommended that you don’t use.........

 
Today's Hot Jobs
C++  SQL Server
.NET  Java  Oracle
Finance  Marketing
Seekers  Employers
Copyright © 2008 CareerRide.com. All rights reserved.