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Sachin
In EJB when using stateful session beans, state of a bean instance is
associated with a single client. When using a JSP page as the web
client with stateful session beans, web server might use the same JSP
instance to handle multiple requests simultaneuosly, so in this case
same state of the bean instance might be shared among multiple client
requests.
Is this correct or it happens in another way. Please explain me. Thank
you.
associated with a single client. When using a JSP page as the web
client with stateful session beans, web server might use the same JSP
instance to handle multiple requests simultaneuosly, so in this case
same state of the bean instance might be shared among multiple client
requests.
Is this correct or it happens in another way. Please explain me. Thank
you.