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Hello ,
I am new to websphere and needed a bit help . I want to port an application that is running on Weblogic 7.0 currently and needed to port to WAS 5.0 .THe point here is I have two RMI servers runnning in Weblogic as it is implemented as startup class .Here the question is what would be the best option if want to do the same in Websphere .Pls advice me .Many thanks in advance .
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You can put the code in ServletContextListener class.
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