On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 11:30 AM, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
Tomcat only creates a single definition for a servlet for use with all requests via the invoker, right? i.e., Multiple requests via the invoker use the same definition/servlet instance?The precise rule is that there is a single instance per servlet *definition*, not per servlet *mapping*. A servlet definition is:* A single <servlet> element (no matter how many mappings point at it) from your web.xml file * A dynamically created definition when you use the invoker servlet (i.e. the /servlet/* mapping), which is a Tomcat feature and nothing to do with the servlet specification.
Nick
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