> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rapha�l Luta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 10:52 AM
> To: JetSpeed
> Subject: Re: cocoon portlets reusing bug
[snip]
> Don't think so, AFAIK the Cocoon engine is a singleton, it
> can safely be
> shared.
>
> > I imagine that when two consecutive hits come to the
> CocoonPortlet and
> > this uses _static_ CocoonRenderer to render the content, then both
> > requests would get the results of the latter request...?
> >
> > Rapha�l, you are the author of this code, can you comment?
> >
>
> Again I don't think so, the transform method, which does the
> actual work,
> only uses method local variables and these are always thread local.
correct, I checked that and didn't find a bug there...
> I think the bug is more likely located in the PortletFactory
> which maybe
> reuses incorrect memory cache entries.
Ok, I'll look into that...
I've narrowed it down to the point that I think Rundata (or
PortletConfig maybe) is being shared between two consequtive requests...
Actually I think that it is Rundata because if users view different
portlets they always see the correct portlet, the portlet just shows the
data of another user...
I'll keep looking...
Neeme
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