[Blama]

Hi finance@opengroup.org,

IMHO the objects in your setters do belong to the incoming base request, so this might(?) be the reason for the same problem here.
What if you set those using copy-constructors of the relevant maps/arrays?
Most likely not the root cause, but IMHO more correct.

Best regards
Blama

[finance@opengroup.org]

Thanks, yes I did think of that, but there must be a neater way than having to copy data from one list/array/strings etc to another...

I'll give it a go though and see what happens.

Many thanks

Andy.

[Isomorphic]

All of those calls are fine *except* grabbing the DataSource from the original request, as DataSource instances are pooled and their lifecycle managed in the context of the HttpRequest.

This is why we pointed you to the Standalone DataSource Usage overview. Please read it, it covers how to correctly use these various APIs when you are not running on a servlet thread with an RPCManager instance.