Re: PRIVATE VARIABLES WITHIN PUBLIC CLASS

hello - thank you so much for your response - I now realise what I
have to do with servlets.

I had been using the following assumptions in a non-servlet
environment - read somewhere - cant find which book to blame !! -
if I invoke a new object with Objectname abc =3D new Objectname ;
- suppose I have to create 6 of these -
  these objects would each own their own private variables -
 ie : I could reference abc.variablename and abc2.variablename etc
( unless the static keyword was used in which case java would
maintain 1 variable in memory for the class variable )

Now based on your response - I still have to make sure I synchronize
access to the private variables wherever multiples of the class may
get invoked at the same time - that is
abc.variablename=3Dabc2.variablename=3Dabc3.variablename if they get
invoked at the same moment  ?
 if so - I dont see how static class variables then are different
from ordinary class level private variables ???

sorry to be a pain - I thought I had this nailed down but to my
disgust my servlets stamped on each other (:>)

thanks -
vcragain


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