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> I am having a problem finding a successful way of sharing data between
two servlets. I have tried two methods so far, both of which end up with
a > separate set of data for each servlet that access it. The first
involved making a superclass with global static variables. Any servlet
requiring access > to this single-source data would extend this class. The
second involved making a class containing a pointer to an instance of
itself in the form of a > private static variable. The value of this
variable is then read by two other servlets using a public function call.
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> Any information as to why two separate instances of the data are being
created in both cases would be greatly appreciated.
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> Regards,
> Stuart
I assume your servlets are defined in the same zone? Different zones mean
different classloaders, different classloaders mean different sets of statics.
- Fernando
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