>
> The local variable comes into existence when the method gets
> called, but that
> does NOT guarantee that the object these variables refer to are
> thread safe.
> For example, if you have the following statement in your doGet()
> or doPost()
> method:
>
> HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
>
> you have just created a local variable named "session", but the
> session object
> itself is shared -- and, in particular, the objects that users store there
> with session.putValue() need to be designed to deal with a multi-threaded
> environment.
Only true if you are processing requests that have the same session ID and
then something
is probably not working as it should.
Andy Bailey
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