It sounds like this has nothing to do with BEA. If your class is a singleton then what exactly is the problem? You'll use the same instance everywhere you instantiate it.
If it isn't a singleton then just put into ServletContext and get it out of there upon each request. d. babu xavier wrote:
Hi folks, Is there any way to have a shared data object between multiple session on BEA Web Logic applicaton server? For example, when I start my application server, my application will extract some data from the data base and keep it in a java data object and all the sessions (belongs to my application) have to use this same shared object (singleton object) instead of making request to the db server everytime. This data is a static one, and it is not going to be changed while application server is running. Could you please give me a solution or idea for this issue. Thanks Babu ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????Ó¢?ì¹» ?&??ǧuéš [h?+-????6?k?.??(??Ý w%?×¢??^n?r??azg??? ?È ???HDU,D? ??DD???+r ?z??????r ?z??j?????r??j?!???Ç«?W??)?z????m?T^???q????i???j?????r???? ??l?Ç«?W???mz?Ú—?Þ²??q???Ù¥,??HDU ?i? m???? ??? ??(??楳?z?????Ù¥
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