Re: multithreading

If your servlet implements SingleThreadModel the container will take the
responsibility to do synchronization. So you can be sure only one thread
will execute e.g. the service() method at a time.
Otherwise when you access or mutate the servlet instance/static fields
from inside the service() method, you must protect your fields from
concurrent access with synchronized blocks.

Zoltan Szalay

On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 16:54, Shivanjali Bhutkar wrote:
> I would like to know about multithreading in servlets.
> Is the SingleThreadModel used when mutlithreading or not? If no then what's
> the purpose of it and what is generally done when servlet is used by many
> concurrent users at same time.
> thanks
>
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