By default servlets generated from JSP pages are thread-safe. I guess that this
means that the servlets generated implement the SingleThreadModel.
My question is if requests to the same page will be serialized thus decreasing
site performance. And what if I don't compile JSP pages with thread-safe enabled? For
example as far as I know beans and variables declared in JSP pages are within the
scope of jsp_service method thus making them local variables not affected by a call
from another thread. So why not use not thread-safe pages? Are beans in session scope
affected?
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