Hi- I assume you are creating the bean within a JSP? If so, there is a scope
attribute. For what you describe, scope=session would seem appropriate. In this
case, each user has their own instance of the bean.
Hope this helps. cheers, -ted
giri punn wrote:
> I have a problem when more than one user is simultaniously accessing a bean.
>
> When a user clicks a "submit" button on my web page, the next page should
> return some data from the bean.
> But if more than one user is clicking "submit" at the same time, only one of
> them is getting the data from the bean
> and the others are getting null.
>
> Can some one help me with this problem?
>
> thanks,
> giri
>
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