John wrote:
[snip]
> public class GetSecret {
> public static void main(String Argv[]) {
>
> URLConnection uc = null;
> BufferedReader in = null;
> PrintWriter out = null;
> URL u = null;
> boolean success;
...[snip]
I am tempted to try this out myself, but I think I see what the problem
might be. Your variables are all in the main() method, which is
decalred static. The static-ness, combined with the servlet model of
one servlet serving all requests would seem to introduce concurrency
problems on your streams. Try using objects that use only non-static
method variables to see if you can cut that out. That would make a lot
more sense than trying to synchronize access to the static method...
Let me know if this turns out to be the case, if you would...
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