Greet the sun all,
I have a question dealing with multi-client access to a Stateless
Session Bean. I have an SSB that holds onto a collection of work steps,
each step an instance of a Java helper class.
Client A makes a request against the SSB. Internally, the request is
processed against the series of worksteps in the collection.
Client B makes a request against the SSB. Again, the request is
processed against the series of worksteps in the collection.
If each request makes the same method call on the same helper instance
at the same time (good possiblity with a large number of clients), is
there any protection from one request stepping on the other as long as
the helper method called accesses no instance variables within the
helper class? Do I have the possibility of concurrent accesses to the
helper method stepping on each other within the method?
I did not get a good handle on an answer in Monson-Haefel's book nor did
a search on the archives really address this question.
Thoughts?
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Perry Hoekstra
Consultant
Talent Software Solutions
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