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Yeah, I'm aware of that.
However, this is not the problem here. I have my own development machine and
I am the only person making requests to servlets on it, so it is not
possible that some other servlet request is messing with the variables.
Thanks!
Otis
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Sorry if I'm saying stuff you already know but...
>> -- OK, my code is included. I don't use any threads in my code.
JServ is, itself, multi-threaded. JServ loads a *single* instance of your
servlet. Each request to your servlet it run on a new thread through that
single instance. So although your app is not multi-threaded, it is running
in a m-t environment. A good rule of thumb is: do not put member variables
in your servlet class.
Dan
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