if you define "request" as http requests to the servlet, then no, the
instance variables are only "instantiated" once when the servlet is first
loaded.
sc
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Subject: instance variables
Hi,
A quick question...if I create an instance variable in a servlet, i.e a
boolean variable outside of the service() and init() methods, as more
requests for this particular servlet are requested, are more instances of
this variable created?
James
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