I'm wondering what happend when two separate clients create two
instances of the same remote web service.

I know that each client is essentially creating local stub
object/wrapper that will make the invocations on the web service on
the server side. But conceptually what happens to the instance
variables of the web service. Will there be two separate instances of
it.

Asumme I have class :
class Simple extends webservice..... {
public Integer x;
public Simple(int start) { x=start };
public Integer get() { return x; }
}

Will two clients creating two instances of the Simple class have two
seperate instances of Simple.x or are they shared?

kind regards.

There will be two instances of the Simple class created. This means
that the x member is different for the two instances. However, if I
understand the WebService container in IIS correctly then you can
share members by making them static. In addition I think, in your
Simple class example, there must be a default constructor for it to
work.

-Alfred

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