Package com.ibm.websphere.servlet.event

Interface ServletListener

All Superinterfaces:
EventListener
public interface ServletListener extends EventListener
Event listener interface used for notifications about servlets. Most of these event have to do with the state management of a servlet's lifecycle.

  • Method Details

    • onServletStartInit

      void onServletStartInit(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered just prior to the execution of Servlet.init().
      See Also:
      • Servlet.init(javax.servlet.ServletConfig)

    • onServletFinishInit

      void onServletFinishInit(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered just after the execution of Servlet.init().
      See Also:
      • Servlet.init(javax.servlet.ServletConfig)

    • onServletStartDestroy

      void onServletStartDestroy(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered just prior to the execution of Servlet.destroy().
      See Also:
      • Servlet.destroy()

    • onServletFinishDestroy

      void onServletFinishDestroy(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered just after the execution of Servlet.destroy().
      See Also:
      • Servlet.destroy()

    • onServletAvailableForService

      void onServletAvailableForService(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered when the servlet has become available to process requests. This event always occurs after the servlet had been initialized and has been made available for execution by clients. This event can also occur when the time has expired on an UnavailableException that was thrown by the servlet.
      See Also:
      • UnavailableException

    • onServletUnavailableForService

      void onServletUnavailableForService(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered when the servlet has become unavailable to process requests. This event will occur when the servlet throws an UnavailableException or when the servlet is taken offline using some engine administration mechanism.
      See Also:
      • UnavailableException

    • onServletUnloaded

      void onServletUnloaded(ServletEvent evt)
      Triggered when the servlet instance is permanently unloaded from the engine. This event is always triggered when a servlet instance is going to be dereferenced by the servlet engine. ServletListeners cannot rely on the onServlet[XXX]Destroy events to recognize an unload because the servlet could also be unloaded because it failed to initialize properly. This event guarantees that the listener is notified when the servlet instance is dereferenced by the engine.