Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> Chris Pratt wrote:
>
> > Why not turn your resources into Singleton classes. Since all the Servlets
> > in a server are running in the same JVM, they will all access this shared
> > resource with no more work being required.
> > (*Chris*)
>
> It is true that the servlets are running in the same JVM, but it is not
> necessarily true that Singleton objects are shared.
It's also important to realize that the servlet spec doesn't guarantee that all
servlets are going to be running in the same VM. A good example of this would be a
servlet running in an engine that does load-balancing. If, however, you have full
control over the environment, this may not be an issue (yet).
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