Hello!
First I want to thank Nic and Benjamin for their replies. They did help. This
problem arised after looking into the tutorials and making some examples.Anyway , I'm
glad to hear that things can be made in more than one way (and that my question has a
base behind after all).. I guess it like the saying -" when you have a hammer you tend
to see every problem as a nail".
Thanks again, guys!
I do have though, another question. Servlets are said to be multi user. Now ,
practically they are 'tiggered' through a POST method in the HTML page. What I really
want to know is how are they working.
I mean, what happens when a two users at the same time 'trigger' the servlet?
How do I handle the multi-task-ing? I'm reading the docs but as I recall the tutorial
of j2ee (Duke's Bookstore) si using SingleThread model. This means that only one user
can communicate with the servlet? What about the others in this case ?
And how can I do track-session when the servlet is working with multiple
users? Do I open a task for every request and make a session for it? Isn't that a
resource-eater?
Waiting for your enlightement (again)...
P.S. By the way , can anyone recommed some good books about servlets/jsp & ejb? I may
have asked this but I really got to know.Every where I look I find only
"satellite-view" articles. And I did find that book Benjamin was talking about but it
was only for sale. I'm looking for free-online book and this sure wasn't.
Costin
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