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Alexey
I think you are misunderstanding SingleThreaded Model (STM). STM does not
guaranteee thread safety, it relates only to the loading of servlet
classes. Check the FAQ or java.sun.com for a detailed discussion on this
topic.
Chris
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 17:33:48 +0400, Alexey Maksakov wrote:
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> Is subj. still takes place in ApacheJSSI?
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>If it so, can anybody advice how to organize correct work with database
>connections
>(using JDBC2.1) when you plan to have heavy request load on your servlets.
>With general servlets I found SingleThreadModel convinient to run concurrent
>database queries
>(from different servlets) (By the way - is this approach correct? or I will
>have perfomance/stability problems?), however, I fear that such a way is
>impossible in JSSI.
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> Any ideas?
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