Hi,
Don't use instance or class variables within servlet if you-re
going to change them during a doGet() or doPost().
Best place to keep such variables is HttpSession.
Cezar.
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Jonathan Dick wrote:
> I am testing my servlets using ServletRunner and I tried accessing the same
> servlet from multiple computers. At first I did nothing to prevent any
> errors. Unfortunately, the servlets returned the same information to both
> computers even though each computer requested something different. I then
> tried implementing the SingleThreadModel but found this to be very slow. Is
> their a fast way of making sure the correct information is returned to the
> corresponding computer?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Jonathan
>
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