Application scope objects that retain data
Hi everyone,
I appologise if this has been asked already, but I would like to know the
following: Is it possible to have a Java class, e.g. Test in my Test.java,
to keep the value of its static variables between calls to the service. E.g.
I have a static variable temp, to which I just add string data and on each
call to getValue the value returned should be the value I passed to the
function concatenated to previous String values. So on the first call, if I
pass "Hello", I would get back "Initial, Hello" and on the second call, if I
pass "there", I would get back "Initial, Hello there", and so on. The object
must thus never go out of scope. I assumed that I needed to set the scope to
application, but that didn't work (I just got back the string "Initial, XXX"
where XXX is what I passed to getValue - thus the constructor was called on
each call). Here is my deploy.wsdd file:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/";
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java";>
and here is my class:
public class Test {
static boolean bInitialised;
static String temp;
public Test() {
bInitialised = false;
temp = "";
}
public static synchronized boolean isInitialised() {
return bInitialised;
}
public static synchronized void initialise() {
temp = "Initial, ";
bInitialised = true;
}
public String getValue(String input) {
if (!Test.isInitialised()) {
Test.initialise();
}
temp = temp + input;
return temp;
}
}
and I have deployed the service with the following:
java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
J.W.F. Thirion (Dérik)
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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