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1. Limiting number of requests to a servlet    stackoverflow.com

We have a servlet which occupies more virtual memory on the server due to the logic it has. For this reason, we would like to limit the concurrent requests to this ...

2. Handling requests using threads    stackoverflow.com

I am writing an application using JSP & Jdbc, Where i have a table name "COMMENT_DATA", In which user can post their comments on that. So now If more than one ...

3. Why servlet halt a moment in concurrent request    stackoverflow.com

I use Axis for webservice service.
when more than 8 concurrent , there are some request halt randomly for about 30 seconds.
I debug by log in every line and found ...

4. request.getSession() vs getThreadLocalRequest().getSession()    stackoverflow.com

What is the difference between

request.getSession() 
and
getThreadLocalRequest().getSession()
The application I am maintaining appears to use the first for straight Servletsand the second for anything implemented via GWT-RPC which itself extends servlet. ...

5. Policy of worker thread reuse for requests in Tomcat 6    stackoverflow.com

I was trying to find some documentation about worker thread reuse policy in web servers especially tomcat 6 but could not find anything easily, so bringing this up with the experts! As ...

6. How THreads allocated to handle servlet request    stackoverflow.com

Can someone plz explain what is thread per request and thread per connection? Which model do servlets work on? How threads are allocated to handle httprequests? Is it thread/request or connection? And lets ...

7. Recognize each request thread in Servlet    stackoverflow.com

Is there any way to stop new client requests to servlet until old client request finishes execution in servlet? I do not want to use the synchronized keyword, instead I would ...

9. Thread Safety for request.getParameter()    coderanch.com

When u will be opening two browser windows on same client, there will not be any problem as the timespan will be there may be of nanoseconds. But, the first request will be fulfilled first & then the next. But, when it will be running on multiple clients, it may happen that two or more requests come to the servlet/jsp at ...