Hi Chris,
First, my apologies. Much of the terminology is
unfamiliar to me here. I hope that I've managed to fully answer your
questions.
The "server calls" are all rmi calls on java-based servers
on the same machine. There are no separate threads directly in the .jsp
pages.
The userToken has a few variables (userID, userName, etc) and a
bunch of rmi interface methods. It doesn't directly use a tomcat
request,response, etc. Another way of putting it is that all of these
methods could be called equally well from the command line. Here's a
typical method:
public UserToken getUserToken(String userName)
I
think a few of the server calls do have
System.out.println/System.err.println commands that do end up in the
catalina.out file.
Joel
On 2013-06-17 16:59, Christopher Schultz
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Joel,
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> On 6/17/13 5:12 PM, joel wrote:
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>> Thanks for the help.
I'm not an expert with tomcat management, There are no servlets. I don't
know what Threadlocal, doGet/doPost/etc are, so presumably haven't used
them.
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> Eventually, everything is a servlet (or maybe a Filter in
certain
> cases). Even if your code does not include doGet/doPost, they
are
> likely being used under the covers.
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>> No references are kept
to request,response, session, or stream objects. At login, a user
session token is stored: session.setAttribute("userToken", userToken);
This token also contains wrapper methods to make server calls.
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> What
does that mean "make server calls"? Do you make those calls in
>
separate threads or anything like that?
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