April 2018
Intermediate to advanced
246 pages
6h 11m
English
In a web application, every HTTP request from a client gets a new bean instance if the bean is scoped as a request. On an HTTP request completion, a bean will immediately be considered out of scope, and memory will be released. If a server has 100 concurrent requests, then there will be 100 distinct instances of a bean class available. If there is any change in one instance, it will not affect other instances. Following is an image of the request scope:
