Hi Ralf,
The semantics of the various scopes are described in the "Deployment
Descriptors" section in the User's Guide.
Thanks,
-Matt
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> From: Ralf Bierig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Request - SOAP will create new object to process each request.
Session - one object per session will be created, so if user maintains session then consequent calls from user will use same object.
Application - only one object will deal with all requests for all users of your service.
Ralf B
The scope determines when an instance of your Java class handling requests
gets created. For request scope, a new instance is created for each
request. For session scope, a single instance is created for each session
and used for all calls made from that session. For application scope, a
single
