Try implementing the Runnable interface, and use synchronised methods.
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API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Namens Claes G�ran
Verzonden: Thursday, June 29, 2000 3:27 PM
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Onderwerp: Servlet Questions
Hi. I have two questions about servlets/http servlets.
1. Is there a way of stopping the execution of a servlet until something
occurs? Like wait and notify of the java object class. I want the servlet to
receive a request, then wait for another object to complete something, the
other object then "notifies" the servlet and it continues with it's
execution.
2. Is there any way of contacting a specific servlet instance, or thread
since the possibility to get a session from it's session id was deprecated,
getSession( id ). That is, can one make a method call to a servlet without
responding to a method call from the servlet. Would RMI be a viable way?
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