Do servlet containers prevent web applications from causing each other interference and how do they do it?

The short answer is that the servlet container isolates the applications by using a separate classloader for each application - classes loaded by separate classloaders (even when from the same physical class files) are distinct from each other. However, classloaders share a common parent classloader and the container may provide a number of other container-wide resources, so the applications are not completely isolated from each other.

Servlets in the same container will share some resources. I think it should be possible to deploy the same web application twice in the same container provided that you give each a different name and they don't collide on a particular resource. This would theoretically be the same as deploying two different servlets which just happen to have the same implementation, which we do all the time.

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