Hi Folks,
Are servlets designed to share memory between invocations, or does the web
server allocate a seperate instance for each request?
Is it poor design to try to allocate data shared by many invocations; i.e.
keeping a shared data object inside the servlet which different requestors can
add data (like session tracking)?
Or is this a poor serlvet programming style?
- steveb
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