On Jul 14, 2004, at 12:48 AM, Frantisek Fuka wrote:

> Either I didn't make my question clear or I am now rather confused by
> your answer. I thought that the current request is set by using
> "HttpRequest>>current:" into some sort of global variable and thus
> there cannot be more than one response being generated at one time,
> because "HttpRequest current" would then randomly change during the
> generating of the response. (Of course, after the resulting
> HttpResponse stream is calculated and starts to be served to the
> client, there can and will be other requests). Is this not true?

It's not global to the whole image, only global to the current Process. 
  If there are concurrent requests, there will be many processes running 
at once, and evaluating "HttpRequest current" in each would give a 
different value.

Avi