Hi,
No problem, glad to help.  It's very hard to get a perfectly controlled
test environment.

Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics


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>Confusion
>
>> The second observation: two requests to the same servlet always
>> handled serially. Tomcat normally creates one instance of a servlet
>> for every declaration in web.xml.  The exception is SingleThreadModel
>> (deprecated, don't use this) servlets.  There's no provision in
tomcat
>> to create more instances as the load on the server increases (maybe
>> there is such a provision and I've missed it?).  Instead, the
>> processing threads should call the servlet methods in parallel.  I'm
>> not sure why you're not seeing this behavior, perhaps someone else
>> could comment, as I have to run to a meeting ;)
>>
>> Yoav Shapira
>
>> Yes - All you mentioned per Servlet spec expected behavior - why I
was
>> surprised at what I was seeing. I have additional qualification data
but
>> believe I should post under a new thread / subject appropriate.
>> -Jim Layer-
>
>egg-on-face update:
>
>Wasn't controlling my variables closely enough. Weird non-concurrent
>behavior I observed was confined to brower-based tests. Screwed up
>on the earlier multi-instance client test tool exercise - works as
>expected when I'm explicitly controlling client behavior (headers,
etc.).
>
>Thanks (Yoav) again for your help,
>
>Regards,
>
> -Jim Layer-
>
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