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I'm no Apache guru, however to synchronise data access you use the
"sychronised" function keyword
Also I am not sure about Apache but in the case of JavaWebServer, even though my
servlet is STM it loads a number of instances of the servlet but will only execute one
thread at a time. Sun have info on this on there web site in the developer section.
I can't test this on my Apache cos I can't get darn JServ running yet:P aaaah!!
hth
Chris
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>Hi,
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>I am using Apache 1.3.9, Jserv on Redhat 6.0.
>As I understand, Single thread model means only one single therad wil
>process all the requests in teh webserver.
>But even though I make my servlet to implement STM, I see different thread
>ids for each request - what does this mean?
>Also what do the single thread model - number of threads mean in
>zone.properties file!!
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>What do i have to do to have a completely serial access to my data??
>Where do I specify the number of connections that the server can acept
>while waiting to fulfill previous request?
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>Thanks in advance
>Parul
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