Ryan Tey wrote:
>
> Hi this may sound very fundamental(or stupid) to you but please help me.
>
> I guess we all know that servlets are mutlithreaded by default unless the
> SingleThreadModel in implemented.
>
> The question is what of a servlet is multithreaded, the whole servlet or
> jsut some of the methods like doGet, doPost, service etc.
>
> Another thing is under what circumstances would a servlet run into
> concurrency problems.
The whole servlet is multithreaded. Using various techniques you can control how
many threads are running concurrently in a method or a section of code. You have
concurrency problems in any class where shared resources are being accessed
concurrently. For more information see
The servlet FAQ: http://www.purpletech.com
Java Threads, Oaks and Wong, http://www.ora.com
Concurrent Programming in Java, Lea, http://g.oswego.edu/dl/cpj/
Kevin Mukhar
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