If there is a problem starting a servlet....

I'm currently writting an exception handler for my servlet's init() method.
My question is, if there is a problem initialising the servlet (i.e. config files won't load etc) what's the best way to put the servlet out of action?
I'm thinking maybe call the destroy() method within the catch block of init(). Would this be right?
If so what happens if the servlet is shutdown and then there is another request? Will the container (Tomcat) attempt to start the servlet again?
Thanks,

When you say "And the container will always attempt to
start the servlet after startup." Do you mean after
shutdown?That's a strange way to say it, but I suppose you might look at it that way. The container shuts down at some point in time. It doesn't attempt to init the servlet then, but after it starts up it does attempt to init the servlet. Either immediately or upon its first use.
It seems a bit strange for the container to keep
restarting a servlet that will always fail on init().How should the container know that? It cannot make any assumptions about what init() might do the next time. Perhaps it failed because the system manager put a configuration file in the wrong place; it might be there now. Basically it's the manager's problem if the servlet init() fails every time, not the container's.
Oh and I don't suppose there is a class constuctor
exception is there, for when a constructor fails?Constructors can throw exceptions if they are designed to do so.

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