Does the String lSVal have function scope? Where did you declare it?
Beatriz Hernandez Espinosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/19/99 04:58:36 PM
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Hi All,
I have a problem, when I call the same servlet
from two pc's with diferents parameters
the result is similar.
In the servlet I get the parameters in a String
ej.
String lSVal;
lSVal = new String();
lSVal = req.getParameter("USR");
Maybe, this is the problem because the "lSVal" save the value of the
parameter in the same memory locality and the servlet is consulting the
value of this memory locality but I dont now
Or I have to do someting in the web server?
I
�m working Netscape Enterprise Server 3.61 �Help me! Tahks!Title: Servlets in Enterprise
Hi All,
I have a problem, when I call the same servlet
from two pc's with diferents parameters
the result is similar.
In the servlet I get the parameters in a String
ej.
String lSVal;
lSVal = new String();
lSVal = req.getParameter("USR");
Maybe, this is the problem because the "lSVal" save the value of the parameter in the same memory locality and the servlet is consulting the value of this memory locality but I dont now
Or I have to do someting in the web server?
I�m working Netscape Enterprise Server 3.61
�Help me!
Tahks!
