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Jean,
>The first number is an instance variable and second one a class variable
>(static).
>If I started to browser at the same time I have something like:
>The class variable (second number) is increment in the first browser as
soon as
>the second one do it.
>The weird thing is that the instance variable do the same thing.
Servlets are loaded into memory when run and remain in memory ( ie
persistence ) until either Apache or JServ is stopped. Having a static class
variable ( depending on it's scope of course ) will behave in the same
manner as an instance variable due to a servlets persistent nature.
Without seeing your code, what you are saying is that the static class
variable can only have one instance for that Servlet, as a Servlet is loaded
into memory there can only be one instance of the servlet. Therefore, there
can be only one instance of the class in the only allowed instance of the
Servlet. It is no surprise that the instance variable and static class
member variable are behaving the same.
>Is this a bug, a feature or I missed something?
feature of the servlet framework.
Please anyone correct me if I have any of the above wrong :)
Cameron Riley
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