It is an issue of thread. Make sure to complete the transaction in a 
single thread. Also try to use variables in jsp file as less as you can. 
Make sure, you commit after updating the database.

-Khalil



cathylou@v... wrote ..
> Hi,
> 
> This is a weird one.  I hope someone can help.  I am using Weblogic 4.51
> application server, and am using direct database access via a java bean
> that implements java jdbc.  Everything is fine except for the following
> scenario:
> 
> I have two java wrapper classes that access the same general use bean.
> In one browser I change the values associated with both the wrapper
> classes using jsp pages, and I see the changes in the database.
> In the second browser, I refresh the jsp page associated with one of the
> wrapper classes and I see the new data.  However, when I refresh the page
> associated with the other wrapper class, the old data remains!
> 
> The correct behaviour is for the data to change.
> 
> I have diffed the wrapper classes and the jsp code, and they seem
> identical except for the name of the wrapper class.
> 
> Does anyone have any clues about where to start looking?  Thanks.


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