I've been reading here in my "Passing the Sun Certified Web Component Developer Exam" that inside a synchronized block is where you ought to put your access to the Session and your access to the ApplicationContext inside a
servlet.
Now this would lead me to believe that since SpringMVC is also a servlet-based framework that
you should also use a synchronized block when accessing (for just writes?) the user Session and the ApplicationContext.
Am I right about this?
Thank you,
Andrew J. Leer
P.S. (I'm guessing the same is true of any webframework that is servlet-based...like
Struts for instance...)