Is the myArrayList on the ActionForm that's causing the problem?
If so, Assuming that other users make changes to that ArrayList when they
change the state in their form, I would check and make sure that the
"myArrayList" is not static or is not getting populated from a singleton
source.
On 10/3
Preston CRAWFORD wrote:
Don't really have any instance variables in the actions. Just the logger
and some static member fields brought in via an interface that aren't
used for this example.
Servlets? Filters?
There's (essentially) zero way for a session-scoped data to get injected
into so
Don't really have any instance variables in the actions. Just the logger
and some static member fields brought in via an interface that aren't
used for this example.
Preston
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If the ActionForms are truly in session scope then the shared state
isn't i
Sorry about the top-posting. I need to get GroupWise figured out so I
can have it act like other email clients.
Anyway, yes, I'm sure of this. There are no instance variables in our
actions. I test my arraylist on my Form Bean to make sure it's not
empty, then I iterate through it.
So for exampl
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