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> Remember, "storage" is a LOCAL variable, not an INSTANCE > variable. These > are two totally different concepts. Have I cleared it up at all? > > Joe Absolutely and thank you for the response, I was driving myself crazy! Like I said, I was afraid I was making it too complicated and sure enough I was right. I thought I was perhaps misunderstanding the term "instance variables" which is what threw me for such a loop. I get it now... they are the non-static variables outside any methods in the Class. I only had one which was getting populated by request.getParameter(), so I simply replaced it with that method call in the couple of places using it so it should be OK now. Basically I was doing it pretty much correctly already, but I read your message and talked myself into thinking I had to change everything... great way to start the day! :-) I do have one remaining question... why have a Storage object at all? Right now I am storing all my needed objects in the session. Doesn't using a Storage object simply add an unnecessary layer? Also thanks for the lesson about "synchronized( session )". I got it from Marty Hall's book and have simply used it ever since. Joel R. Cochran Director of Internet Services VamaNet.com (800)480-8810 mailto:webmaster@vamanet.com
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