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>Subject: Re: MyFaces and multithreading problem
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>I'm not entirely sure about the threading model that MyFaces uses, however
>I have noticed that callba
I'm not entirely sure about the threading model that MyFaces uses, however
I have noticed that callbacks from the extention filter may be on
different threads.
Daniel
> By definition, one request is only processed by one execution thread. I
> don't thins myfaces starts a new thread in order to do
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>From: Irek Matysiewicz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 09:24 AM
>To: users@myfaces.apache.org
>Subject: MyFaces and multithreading problem
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>We have a managed bean with session scope. It's used in one .jsp file. Usually
>only one thread uses this bean
By definition, one request is only processed by one execution thread. I don't thins myfaces starts a new thread in order to do things (but in fact, I cannot confirm it). What I've found some times is a double submit issue (of course nothing to do with myfaces).
Check that you are not submit the sam
We have a managed bean with session scope. It's used in one .jsp file. Usually
only one thread uses this bean, and everything works ok. But today we
discovered, that two threads access the same getter method of the bean at the
same time, and this leads to serious problems. Both getter invocation
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