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Well, what I meant was not to declare PrintWriter object as a class field but
rather as local one in doGet/doPost method. I do not think you did this stupid
mistake though, but we had here such problems with students developing servlets
...
- Boris
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>I am having a similar kind of problem with servlets supposedly
>returning the info to the wrong person under heavy load. If I can't
>use the PrintWriter object to print a page to the requester how can I
>do it? The HttpResponse output stream is a printwriter.
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>The page I am returning has all the no-cache meta-tags in its head
>section.
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>Any suggestions?
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>Boris Niyazov wrote:
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>> Are you sure your servlets are coded for threads properly so they do not have
>> shared objects like PrintWriter?
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>> >Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 20:21:47 -0200
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>> >Hi all,
>> >
>> >i'm using Apache JServ 1.1.2, Apache 1.3.12 under Solaris 8.
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>> >I have a servlet application that stores users data in the session. When
>> >the application is overloaded, sometimes an user session is changed to
>> >another user's session.
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>> >For example, sometimes an user A whose name is Albert and an user B
>> >named Beth are logged in the application and the system is overloaded,
>> >the user B see Albert as her name (but she is Beth).
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>> >It's similar to a bug reported in
>> >http://bugs.apache.org/index.cgi/full/6112
>> >but this bug is in open state, yet...
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>> >Does anybody have experienced something like this?
>> >Please, any comments will be very appreciated.
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