That should be documented somewhere - probably in the javadocs for the ServerInvocationHandler interface. I was under the assumption that a handler object was created for each request and hence did not need to be thread-safe. Perhaps say something like anonymous wrote : each server invocation handler is instantiated and cached within the connector to which it belongs. Multiple requests may get dispatched to the invocation handler's invoke call; therefore, each server invocation handler implementation must ensure thread safety.
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