Anders Hammar wrote:
>
> No, you create a third project which is a standard jar Maven project.
> There
> you but those Java classes. This will produce a jar artifact, which you
> declare a dependency to from both war projects.
>
I've done this, as you've explained me here. But I have one problem yet. If
I save data in jar object from 1-st war for the 2-nd war, the 2-nd war
cannot acces they. My object is the singleton.
1 protected static Controller controller;
2
3 public static Controller getInstance() {
4 if(controller == null) {
5 controller = new Controller();
6 }
7 return controller;
8 }
If I debug 1-st war and then 2-nd one, I see that 2-nd war also goes into
row 5. So both wars works with different objects.
Can you explain me how can I solve this?
Thank you in advance.
Best Regards,
-sipungora
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