when the several requests comes to server..how it manage
the requests
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Answer / goutham
When several requests comes to the server,I am assuming here
the requests coming to the same servlet,then the
webcontainer sees whether the Servlet is instantiated if it
is not the servlet is instantiated (only for the first time)
then a thread is spawned for each request and assigned to it.
*servlets does not implement singlethreadmodel , this
interface is depricated and hits the performance very
badly..instead of singlethreadmodel you can use sychronized
blocks(not methods)
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Answer / suresh mediboyina
When the request comes to IIS server,it can identify the
file extension by http handlers and send to Http modules
which can be processing the request send to http handlers,
this can send to browsers.
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Answer / malligontla
As the servlet is a single thread model, then the requests
will be served one by one. That’s the internal process by
the web container.
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Answer / siva thimmannagari
i think its only servlet and instance and multiple thread..
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