I agree. I can't think of a good reason not to automatically synchronize
sessions. It's easy to implement.
Also, the runtime attributes are easy to implement, so they may as well become
mandatory.
Scott Ferguson
Caucho Technology
Tuyen Tran wrote:
> I started this thread on the servlet interest list, but I will continue it
> here because I think it has more ramifications for JSP users. The JSP 1.0
> spec is very explicit in stating that the JSP user has to do explicit
> synchronization when manipulating session objects. This is because two
> threads holding the same user session id maybe executing on the page at the
> same time. (This could happen if the user interrupted a long running
> request, or if the user cloned the initial browser such that they have two
> browsers opened with the same session id.)
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