>
> HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
>
> synchronized(session) {
> session.putValue("started", true);
> }
putValue() is already a syncronized method.
also, it is just storing the data into a Hashtable. ie: putValue is just a
wrapper around Hashtable.put() and Hashtable.put() is syncronized.
go look at apache jserv's source code. ;-) all this stuff is in
JServSession.java
-jon
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