If I got it right, you have a servlet instance to yourself for the
duration of one request. After that request is finished, the servlet
instance waits for the next one, so that self.var_name, once set, would
linger and be transferred between requests. This may or be not a
problem. I use a servlet base class that takes a snapshot of
self.__dict__.keys in 'awake', and then uses that to throw out any new
entries from its __dict__ once the request finishes (i.e., in the
'sleep' method). I then and use self.var_name freely. M.
Huy wrote:
Hi,
Is it safe to use self.var_name in a webware serlvet across different
methods in that servlet ? Does webware provide a unique object per
request/thread ?
Thanks
Huy
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