Re: A question about the fundamentals!

[Gokul Singh]

Hi,


>  Even worse, there can be multiple copies of not just
> instances of a servlet class, but multiple copies of the
> servlet class itself (and thus multiple copies of its class
> static members)

I am a bit confused over how can there be more than one copy of the class
static members in one JVM. OK. I know of one way and that is when different
classloaders are used for loading the same class. But is is not that the
servlet containers use the same classloader to load classes/servlets in a
context. So how can we have multiple copies of the class static members. Are
you referring to the fact that the servlets are distributed over different
JVMs.

regds,
Gokul

>
> -cks
>

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