I know that Servlets are inherently multithreaded...meaning once a Servlet
is loaded, it can serve multiple requests by spawing multiple threads.
Is there a limit on the number of threads a servlet can spawn ? Or is it a
configurable param of the WebServer ?
Is it more efficient to have multiple servlets, each handling different type
of requests OR since anyway the Servlet spawns multiple threads for
concurrent requests, can I have just one Servlet which invokes different
methods internally depending on the Action param or something?
Thanks, in advance, for any response.
Prasad
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