How does the Servlet container typically handle concurrent requests to the same servlet?
- By creating a new instance of the servlet for each request
- By creating a new thread for each request
- By queuing the requests and processing them sequentially
- By using a single shared instance of the servlet
The Servlet container typically handles concurrent requests by using a single shared instance of the servlet, allowing multiple threads to access the same instance concurrently.
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