You may have to syncronize only if the same instance of utility classes is
shared by all the requests. This could be the case if you have the utility
object defined as a instance variable in the servlet class.
If the utility objects get created for every request, then there is no need
of synchronizing as every request has its own utility object.
Kishore Raghavan
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Hi all,
Sorry to post this message again but I did not get any replies.....
I have a servlet that creates utility classes for certain requests. The
utility classes have instance variables. Do I need to synchronized the
instantiation and method calls from the servlet to the utility classes? The
utility classes manipulate data sent from client in request object.
Cheers
Marc
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