I think it depends on the scope of the object you are
dealing with. If it has application scope and multiple
sessions try to use the same object (static or
non-static data) then you have to make sure the
critical sections are locked while doing
modifications.
Venkat
--- Phil Swenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I have a static method I'm calling from a JSP
> such as:
>
> public static String cleanString(String s, String
> validCharSet)
>
> Do I need to synchronize it? I'm assuming I don't
> unless it accesses static
> data. Is this correct?
>
> Thanks!
>
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