Andrea Lardicci wrote:
>
> Kevin Mukhar wrote:
> >
> >You're finding out from the logs? What is the browser showing? If the
> >browser is
> >displaying the correct language, then maybe the log is incorrect.
>
> The problem is that I cannot reproduce the problem
>
> >Are you sure you're using a different session object for both clients? Is
> >session an instance variable or a local variable. Maybe you're getting a
> >thread
> >contention problem because session is an instance variable.
>
> No it isn't local
This sounds very much like a threading problem. If the variable 'session' is not
local and it is an instance variable, then it sounds as though the two requests
are each trying to use the session variable at the same time. Most of the time,
there's no problem, but every once in a while, one thread gets interrupted by
the other before it is finished, and you get a messed up session object.
K Mukhar
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