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Every instance of the portlet uses the same copy of the variables (not intentionally) in Liferay

 
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Hi,

I have a small logistics-related portlet in Liferay 6.0.6.
I got the following problem: it seems that every instance of the portlet uses the same copy of the variables. Even when I change user, I still receive the same information that the last user has selected.
Maybe you could help me to find what causes it?

Here is the necessary information (please remember that it is just a working copy ):
Main Java file (I left out additional function because they are unrelated in this case.


view.jsp (the only JSP I got) only contains JSTL and a bit of JavaScript



XML configs.

portlet.xml



liferay-portlet.xml



Thanks for any help!
 
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You're setting an awful lot of request attributes. Are you using a new instance of the browser between testing sessions?
 
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Guy deLyonesse wrote:You're setting an awful lot of request attributes. Are you using a new instance of the browser between testing sessions?



Hello Guy,

Yes, I always remove cookies and session after each test.
Also, I was able to solve this problem by removing class members and moving the logic to processAction.
 
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