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Since servlets are singletons, synchronizing on the actual servlet is probably a
bit too course. As we've seen from Since servlets are singletons, synchronizing on the actual servlet is probably a
bit too course. As we've seen from bug 1010, when something deadlocks,
everybody coming in will jam up waiting for the lock to be released. This can
be mitigated to some extent by synchronizing on something a bit less broad., when something deadlocks,
everybody coming in will jam up waiting for the lock to be released. This can
be mitigated to some extent by synchronizing on something a bit less broad.
bit too course. As we've seen from Since servlets are singletons, synchronizing on the actual servlet is probably a
bit too course. As we've seen from bug 1010, when something deadlocks,
everybody coming in will jam up waiting for the lock to be released. This can
be mitigated to some extent by synchronizing on something a bit less broad., when something deadlocks,
everybody coming in will jam up waiting for the lock to be released. This can
be mitigated to some extent by synchronizing on something a bit less broad.
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