Hi,
   I have a question regarding how the web server handles multiple jsp pages.
Question 1 :
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Is there just one process and multiple threads?
Is this the rule? Wouldn't there be a problem at times of high load?

Question 2:
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   I have a class which has a static variable. On first call, the static variable is initialised. After that, I don't. This works across JSP pages.
   Can I depend on this behaviour? Are there any exceptions?

Thanks in advance!
Manoj Joseph

Question 1 :
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Is there just one process and multiple threads?

answer :
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if you are not implementing single thread model
it is one process & multiple threads...
no there want be any load issue .. infact if you are
going for single thread model .. there might be one..

 
answer-2:
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if you are using static or class level variables
you need to ensure thread safety otherwise
there might be an expected behaviour .

> it is one process & multiple threads...

Let me get this straight. There is only one instance of the JVM - only one process no matter how many JSPs there might be. In other words, if I have N JSP pages, all of them are serviced by this process.

Did I get this correct?

Now my problem is, a process (on any OS) will have limits - max address space, files open... Wouldn't this be a problem? Does the JVM take care of managing these resources.

Could someone answer?

Regards,
Manoj