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load on start up ?

 
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I have 2 diffrent documents, one off them says that diffrent sevlets with the same load on startup value is loaded in the order they are declared in the DD.
The other document says, that the container choses the loading off these servlets.

What is true ???

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The former one is mentioned in HFSJ Page 596 wheareas the latter one is as mentioned exactly in the Servlet 2.4 Spec...but again, when Bert & co. chose to write it they must have done some kind of a research on it...It'd be good if one of them confirms the same
 
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You are probably best off going with whatever the specification says.
 
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