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1 How control the concurent users?
Suppose I have 4 concurent users but I want for the pariculer time one request should be handled.
2How can i make the bean syncronization?
 
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It sounds like you're asking how to create a critical section of code. In Java, that's very easy. Just use the key word "synchronized". It's typically used to synchronize an entire method, by you can also synchronize a block of code if you want.
 
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There can be 2 ways of doing this. Either make the method synchronized by using the keyword 'synchronized' or use the synchronized statement that allows u a finer granularity of locking.
 
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