Class AthServletContextListener

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    EventListener, javax.servlet.ServletContextListener

    public class AthServletContextListener
    extends Object
    implements javax.servlet.ServletContextListener
    ServletContextListener implementation for the ATH (Acumen Velocity Translation Hub) application. This listener handles servlet context lifecycle events, allowing for initialization and cleanup operations when the web application starts up or shuts down.

    This class provides hooks for:

    • Application startup initialization (contextInitialized)
    • Application shutdown cleanup (contextDestroyed)
    Since:
    1.0
    Version:
    1.0
    Author:
    Acumen Velocity
    • Constructor Detail

      • AthServletContextListener

        public AthServletContextListener()
    • Method Detail

      • contextInitialized

        public void contextInitialized​(javax.servlet.ServletContextEvent sce)
        Called when the servlet context is initialized (i.e., when the web application starts). This method can be used to perform startup tasks such as:
        • Initializing application-wide resources
        • Setting up database connections
        • Loading configuration data
        • Starting background services
        Specified by:
        contextInitialized in interface javax.servlet.ServletContextListener
        Parameters:
        sce - the ServletContextEvent containing the ServletContext that was initialized
      • contextDestroyed

        public void contextDestroyed​(javax.servlet.ServletContextEvent sce)
        Called when the servlet context is destroyed (i.e., when the web application shuts down). This method can be used to perform cleanup tasks such as:
        • Closing database connections
        • Shutting down thread pools
        • Releasing system resources
        • Persisting application state
        Specified by:
        contextDestroyed in interface javax.servlet.ServletContextListener
        Parameters:
        sce - the ServletContextEvent containing the ServletContext that is being destroyed