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I assume that this object you are using is a member variable of the servlet
class. This means that all requests to the servlet share the same object.....
You have to create a new object every time a new user logs in.
Maybe a code snipset would help
sk
> I am running jserv 1.1.1 on 2 boxes, a redhat 6.1 box and a solaris 7 box.
> Both appear to have this problem.
>
> What happens is that if multiple people concurrently log into the site,
> the contents of one person's session get replaced by the contents of
> another.
>
> I have an object that I store some stuff in and put it in the session
> whenever a user logs in. On subsequent hits from the same user, I extract
> the object, read the stuff I stored in it, and process the request. It
> is important to note that after the person has logged in, this object
> is never put into the session again, it is just retreived and used.
>
> If 2 people log in at the same time, all goes okay. But after that point,
> on their subsequent visits, if they again happen to generate a request
> at the same time, there is a chance that the wrong object will be obtained
> from the session, even though the sessionId is still correct. It is as if
> JServ incorrectly associated one session's content with another.
>
> Has anybody else seen this? Am I doing anything wrong?
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
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