It's always a servlet behind JSP. For ThreadSafe=false, i.e. when JSP implements
STM interface, server has to know whether the service() method of servlet is
currently running. If all instances of servlet are currently "busy" execuing
their service() method, the server probably will try to create another instance
of JSP and pass control to it. If server has limitation on number of servlet
instances, it will probably wait for an instance to become available.
The problem is that according to servlets API execution of service() method is
transparent to the server. So unless there's some weird hack in the servlet's
code, HOW DOES THE SERVER KNOW about the STATUS of execution of servlet's
service() method (whether it's busy or not)?
Thanks a million,
Maxim
