Hi All, I feel a little bit confuse about isThreadSafe attribute in JSP page directive, isThreadSafe = "true" then JSP is not implementing SingleThreadModel and if isThreadSafe = "false" then JSP is implementing SingleThreadModel, I think in semantic meaning by implementing SingleThreadModel then it should be ThreadSafe, because there will be many instances of that servlet.. so why SUN make the attribute isThreadSafe = "false" then it will implement SingleThreadModel ?? is there any reason behind this ? Thank you in advance
Yep, just to confuse you. Really what it is asking you is. Is the JSP file you created ThreadSafe, if it is, I will not make the servlet, that I am about to create for you, implement SingleThreadModel.. So by stating true, you state yes, I made this JSP threadsafe so you don't have to worry about it. By stating False you are saying, hey I did nothing to makethis threadsafe, please do it for me. Hope that helps make it seem less confusing. Mark
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