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3 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:for every code if xml file would be here every one can easily understand the code.
Posted by anuj on Wednesday, 05.30.07 @ 13:02pm | #17715
It would have been better if the deployment descriptor is also shown here as part of the topic in java servlets->servlets examples-> Counter in Init() Method.
Posted by sandhya on Thursday, 05.17.07 @ 12:39pm | #16235
u may comment about the topic even more clear like when the init method is invoked, what is the difference between the way we did count in the early e.g. and in the current(means effect of using init() for the same purpose).
Posted by Thiruvenkadam on Wednesday, 03.21.07 @ 11:40am | #12328