You can run threads from servlets, but there are some restrictions. I guess the one that is tripping you up is that the arguments to service() are only valid during the life of the method call. Servlet containers may (and do) reuse request objects. Likewise the session object may become invalid when websphere decides to serialize it out to db2. You need to take copies of data your thread needs before service() returns. URL: http//www.westpoint.ltd.uk/ - internet recon.
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