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Start a servlet when Tomcat Starts

I have a servlet which constantly monitors file system/database for changes.
I want that servlet to be started automatically when the Tomcat starts.
I am using Apache Tomcat 6.

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Can this be done by implementing a ServletContextListener instead of using a Servlet?

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