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Are those servlets in different web-apps? If so then servlet1 of app1 is
defined in scope of classloader1 and so is the class with it's static variable.
Servlet2 of app2 is defined in scope of classloader2 and has it's own copy
of class. though it is static it has it's own class with static variable.
You approach will only work with servlet1 and servlet2 in same web-app.
Peter Huber
"S.N.Prabaharan" wrote:
Hi
all ,
I need Clarification.
I'm having a static variable
in a class which is used by a servlet.
I'm initializing that variable
in the init Method of the servlet .
I'm modifying that static
variable in that class=20
by another servlet.
But it is not reflecting
in the other servlets..
why..
can anyone please help it
out..
Cheers,
S.N.Prabaharan
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Peter Huber
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