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confused about custom-tag keeping state...

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luca - 05 Mar 2004 08:34 GMT
Hello, I am designing a tag library. My problem is that
my tags (tomcat 4.1.18 on win2k) seem to retain the status
from one invocation to the next (i.e. variables are
not initialized each time).

I tried to look for solutions on google, but I only gather
that I should do something about calling the release() method
somewhere (but where?)
Also, I am confused about multi-threading (what if a doInitTag
kicks in while a previous instance of the tag is being processed?)

I have found a workaround by manually reinitializing the tags
at the beginning of doInitTag(), but this seems unelegant to me...

ideas? real knowledge?

thank you

luca
Ryan Stewart - 05 Mar 2004 12:43 GMT
> Hello, I am designing a tag library. My problem is that
> my tags (tomcat 4.1.18 on win2k) seem to retain the status
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>
> luca

Please crosspost in the future instead of multiposting.


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