Re: How to handle multiple request in "Application" scope

2001-09-27 Thread Scott Nichol
As you say, Application scope means that a single instance of the service class will be created to handle requests. However, this single instance *can* handle multiple requests. Multiple threads can execute code in the service simultaneously, unless your code does synchronization to prevent it.

RE: How to handle multiple request in "Application" scope

2001-09-27 Thread Hansen, Richard
No, it means that SOAP server calls the service methods of the single instance as many times as it needs to handle the number of client requests. Your service code must be thread safe. Rick Hansen > -Original Message- > From: Naresh Agarwal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, Se