Webware for Python

On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 11:18:03AM -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> 
> The catch is that servlet instances are never deleted.  Instead they are
> kept in a pool and reused for future requests.  A servlet instance may be
> used in thread A and then _later_ used in thread B, but it will never be
> used in Threads A and B at the same time.
>

Hi,
 Now I have a question. If I would have 2 servlet instances,
created when 2 requests at the same time, and, as you say, the servlet
instances are never deleted, does it mean that theese 2 insances would be in
the memory 4ever (until I restart the Webware)? Even if there were no more
simultaneous requests? Is there some way to delete the instance that haven't
been used for some time?

sorry for the silly question and my poor English 

Pawel

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Pawel J Maczewski wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 11:18:03AM -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
>> 
>> The catch is that servlet instances are never deleted. Instead they
>> are kept in a pool and reused for future requests.  A servlet
>> instance may be used in thread A and then _later_ used in thread B,
>> but it will never be used in Threads A and B at the same time.
>> 
> 
> Hi,
>  Now I have a question. If I would have 2 servlet instances,
> created when 2 requests at the same time, and, as you say, the servlet
> instances are never deleted, does it mean that theese 2
> insances would be in
> the memory 4ever (until I restart the Webware)? Even if there
> were no more
> simultaneous requests? Is there some way to delete the
> instance that haven't
> been used for some time?

Yes, the instances stay in memory forever, and no, I'm not aware of an easy
way to delete them.  But I wouldn't worry about it.  The amount of memory
taken up by a servlet instance is ordinarily very small.

- Geoff