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(Quick Reference) # 11.2 Scoped Services - Reference Documentation Authors: Graeme Rocher, Peter Ledbrook, Marc Palmer, Jeff Brown, Luke Daley, Burt Beckwith, Lari Hotari Version: 2.3.8 ## 11.2 Scoped Services By default, access to service methods is not synchronised, so nothing prevents concurrent execution of those methods. In fact, because the service is a singleton and may be used concurrently, you should be very careful about storing state in a service. Or take the easy (and better) road and never store state in a service. You can change this behaviour by placing a service in a particular scope. The supported scopes are: `prototype` - A new service is created every time it is injected into another class `request` - A new service will be created per request `flash` - A new service will be created for the current and next request only `flow` - In web flows the service will exist for the scope of the flow `conversation` - In web flows the service will exist for the scope of the conversation. ie a root flow and its sub flows `session` - A service is created for the scope of a user session `singleton` (default) - Only one instance of the service ever exists If your service is `flash`, `flow` or `conversation` scoped it must implement `java.io.Serializable` and can only be used in the context of a Web Flow To enable one of the scopes, add a static scope property to your class whose value is one of the above, for example
    static scope = "flow"
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