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wats the problem in creating mutiple instance for class in this code

 
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In this code both object a and b are not created and its giving unexpected output
 
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Originally posted by krishna balaji:
...In this code both object a and b are not created and its giving unexpected output


How are you getting output if neither object is created?
 
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One likely cause of your troubles is that the member "m" in confserver is static, but it's assigned in the constructor. That means each time you create a confserver, any previous value of m is lost, and all confserver objects share the latest one.

If I may: Java programmers universally use capital letters to name classes; for example "ConfServer". Using all-lowercase class names makes your code exceedingly hard to read for an an experienced programmer.
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