> > But if it does not implement Poolable - what does it mean then ?
> Nothing bad :)
>
> It just means that everytime your action is used a new instance of your
> action class is created.
> Now if you make your action implement Poolable (which is just a marker
> interface) then cocoon will manage a pool of action instances for you,
> and everytime your action is used it will take one from the pool instead
> of creating a new instance.
Works like a charm
Thank you!
LG
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