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You can synchronize in the server or the DLL. You don't have to synchronize,
if your DLL is truly multithreaded you don't need to synchronize.
Here's another problem you may have. When the servlet is loaded the first
time, static variables are initialized. The second time you call it these
static variables are not reinitialized and cause your GPF. Not
reinitializing is the way DLL's are suppose to work.
A debugger is really necessary in order to sort these problems out. If you
are running a debugger it will show you the line of code and variable
causing the problem.
Jon Smirl
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