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on 5/15/2000 1:38 PM, Wilks, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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
bingo. :-) It sounds like Otis doesn't understand the MT nature of Servlets.
If it works in your main() program, it is because that program doesn't use
threads...but in a servlet environment, your servlets are run in a MT
environment. By following what Dan says, it will probably solve the problem.
-- True, in a multi-user env. but in this particular case I am the only
user.
I make a request to a servlet, the servlet makes an instance of some object
and calls one of its methods (the one I sent) which sometimes works and
sometimes takes > 10 seconds to execute for no obvious reason.
Otis
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