Cezar Totth wrote:
> On Tue, 18 May 1999, David Mossakowski wrote:
>
>
> > You can store variables that will be common to all threads by putting them in
> > context. (context.setAttribute())
> But then any other servlet (and those written at evil.programmers.org)
> will be able to grab that public data. (let say we talk about a database
> pool wich gives access to company's accounting tables)
>
The data stored with context.setAttribute() is only "public" within a particular
servlet context. If you don't trust the code in a servlet written by someone else,
set it up in it's own context and you don't have this risk.
>
> Cezar.
>
Craig McClanahan
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