[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFCORE-490?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin... ] James Livingston edited comment on WFCORE-490 at 1/13/15 11:45 PM: ------------------------------------------------------------------- The second one (line 401) is per boot of the server, but the first (line 337) is per request in internalExecute(). It could occur more than once per request if the attempt at putting it in the activeOperations map fails due to there already being an operation with the same id. With JDK 7+, java.util.Random instances are guaranteed to be thread safe (albeit potentially slower under contention), so a single random instance could be shared between threads as long as the operation ID didn't have to be a secure random number. Any loss of performance from concurrent access would be outweighed by the fact it no longer has to gather entropy from the OS to initialise the SecureRandom object. was (Author: jameslivingston): The second one (line 401) is per boot of the server, but the first (line 337) is per request in internalExecute(). It could occur more than once per request if the attempt at putting it in the activeOperations map fails due to there already being an operation with the same id. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.11#6341)