Vidhya Krishnamoorthy wrote:
>
> Can I have a servlet's request as a class attribue in
> my servlet class . (Like the code segment below)
>
Use the spec, Luke.[1] It's a much easier read
than most people think, and it's available for
absolutely no cost whatsoever:
<URL:http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.html>
2.3.3.3 Thread Safety
A Developer should note that implementations
of the request and response objects are not
guaranteed to be thread safe. This means that
they should only be used in the scope of the
request handling thread. References to the
request and response objects should not be
given to objects executing in other threads
as the behavior may be nondeterministic.
In other words: no, don't do that.
-cks
[1] For our non-Western readers, the reference is
to the movie "Star Wars". It more or less means
that you have everything you need already, if
you only knew to use it...
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