[newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Johan Wasserman
Hi, This might me out of context, but please be patient with me. I am now building a DAO (thanks for putting me on the right track Mr. Graham) and I'm trying to find a way for the DAO to establish it's own connection to the database pool/s created by the ActionServlet. Again, I must stress that

Re: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Ian Hunter
] Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 3:40 AM Subject: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues Hi, This might me out of context, but please be patient with me. I am now building a DAO (thanks for putting me on the right track Mr. Graham) and I'm trying to find a way for the DAO to establish

RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Johan Wasserman
Mailing List Subject: Re: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues You should be able to set up multiple database connections in server.xml; I don't see why there's a problem. As long as you're using unique names for the resources, you should be OK. BTW, a standard for naming

Re: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Ian Hunter
Subject: RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues Problem is, as soon as a new company subscribes, I have automated processes to copy the app from [example] http://myweb.com/template to http://myweb.com/acme and create the relevant .propperties and .xml files, etc... I even

RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Johan Wasserman
PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 9:01 AM Subject: RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues Problem is, as soon as a new company subscribes, I have automated processes to copy the app from [example] http://myweb.com/template to http://myweb.com/acme and create the relevant

Re: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Ian Hunter
: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 9:30 AM Subject: RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues Oh, it get much more complicated than that, I have multiple physical db servers, databases are created round-robin style on the different servers, a new dbserver can be added and then databases

RE: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues

2003-03-26 Thread Johan Wasserman
To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: [newbie]dbcp pools with Struts... the saga continues Yikes. With a big setup like that, I'm surprised there's no automagically configured clustered setup where the DB engine is handling all that load sharing. I give up... ;) - Original Message - From