If we have multiple servlet and servlet-mapping elements in deployment descriptor for a single servlet or JSP page, then container will initialize an object for each of the element and all of these instances will have their own ServletConfig object and init params.
For example, if we configure a single JSP page in web.xml like below.
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| < servlet > < servlet-name >Test</ servlet-name > < jsp-file >/WEB-INF/test.jsp</ jsp-file > < init-param > < param-name >test</ param-name > < param-value >Test Value</ param-value > </ init-param > </ servlet > < servlet-mapping > < servlet-name >Test</ servlet-name > < url-pattern >/Test.do</ url-pattern > </ servlet-mapping > < servlet > < servlet-name >Test1</ servlet-name > < jsp-file >/WEB-INF/test.jsp</ jsp-file > </ servlet > < servlet-mapping > < servlet-name >Test1</ servlet-name > < url-pattern >/Test1.do</ url-pattern > </ servlet-mapping > |
Then if we can access same JSP page with both the URI pattern and both will have their own init params values.
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