jodd-joy/src/main/java/jodd/joy/JoyContextListener.java
public static void registerInServletContext(
			final ServletContext servletContext,
			final Class<? extends JoyContextListener> joyContextListenerClass
	) {
		try {
			final JoyContextListener joyContextListener =
				ClassUtil.newInstance(joyContextListenerClass);

			joyContextListener.createJoyAndInitServletContext(servletContext);
		} catch (Exception e) {
			throw new JoyException(e);
		}

		servletContext.addListener(joyContextListenerClass);
	}
public static void registerInServletContext(
			final ServletContext servletContext,
			final Class<? extends JoyContextListener> joyContextListenerClass
	) {
		try {
			final JoyContextListener joyContextListener =
				ClassUtil.newInstance(joyContextListenerClass);

			joyContextListener.createJoyAndInitServletContext(servletContext);
		} catch (Exception e) {
			throw new JoyException(e);
		}

		servletContext.addListener(joyContextListenerClass);
	}
public static void registerInServletContext ( final ServletContext servletContext , final Class < ? extends JoyContextListener > joyContextListenerClass ) { try { final JoyContextListener joyContextListener = ClassUtil . newInstance ( joyContextListenerClass ) ; joyContextListener . createJoyAndInitServletContext ( servletContext ) ; } catch ( Exception e ) { throw new JoyException ( e ) ; } servletContext . addListener ( joyContextListenerClass ) ; }
Alternative way for registering Joy listeners.
Sometimes servlet container does not allow adding new listener
from already added listener. This method therefore registers
the listener <i>before</i> container actually called the
callback methods.
Alternative way for registering Joy listeners . Sometimes servlet container does not allow adding new listener from already added listener . This method therefore registers the listener <i > before< / i > container actually called the callback methods .