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Scenarios in which session attributes are not thread safe?
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Rao Potla
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Joined: Jan 14, 2012
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please give some suggestions for me how to send multiple requests at the same time to access session attributes in non thread safe manner,
Thanks in advance.
RaoPotla
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Paul Clapham
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Click the button which sends a request to a servlet which uses session attributes. Then before that servlet sends its response, click the button again. Now you have two threads running the same servlet and using the same session.
To do this your servlet is going to have to run rather slowly, so that you have time to click the button twice.
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Bear Bibeault
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Also multiple Ajax requests, frames, iframe, and tabs in the same browser.
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William Brogden
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Just look at how many requests go to make up a modern HTML page - each image, css, js, etc resource is loaded by a separate request, managed "simultaneously" by your browser, and thus "simultaneous" on the server side and each seeing the same session.
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Rao Potla
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Joined: Jan 14, 2012
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Paul Clapham wrote:Click the button which sends a request to a servlet which uses session attributes. Then before that servlet sends its response, click the button again. Now you have two threads running the same servlet and using the same session.
To do this your servlet is going to have to run rather slowly, so that you have time to click the button twice.
thank you , its very helpful
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