Hi,
On Thu, 9 Sep 1999, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> ....
> Previous versions of the spec were silent on the number of instances were
> created for a non-SingleThreadModel (non-STM for short) servlet, even though
> (as a practical matter) servlet engines only created one. Now that this is
> mandated, servlet authors can count on it, and can use instance variables in
> the class to share state information across requests -- as long as it is not
> required outside of the servlet.
Is a good thing to be able to count on servlet instance variables
the same way you count on values stored in ServletContext. Is the most
efficient way to acces context data, shared betwen all requests
and sessions.
>
> Craig McClanahan
Cezar
>
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