foo.Employees employees = (foo.Counter)getServletContext().getAttribute("employees");
if (employees == null) {
employees = new foo.Employees();
getServletContext().setAttribute("employees", employees); }
and then
<jsp:useBean class="foo.Employees" *scope="application"* />
Be careful, because I am almost sure that objects placed in application scope will be used by more than one thread so you must design them accordingly.
Regards! Guido García
PD. BTW, is there any _free_ memory profiler or something similar to JProbe or OptimizeIt?
shankarr wrote:
Hello!
Currently, in my design, I am using a DO class and a DOService class for my business logic.
In my case, I make a db query to get a list of all employees.
But, at the end, the result has to be set in a session or in a request object.
Given a case where we have lots of users making a get, I believe the memory requirement will go up and will
need a very high RAM.
Is there any other way of handling this or I am missing something?
Richie
"To achieve all that is possible, one must attempt the impossible"
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