Actually Jahia can use a datasource. This must be done in the jahia.properties file, using the following property :
### Datasource ######################## # this parameter will allow Jahia to seek for a Datasource defined # in the appserver context before using direct connection pooling. # leave it blank to use standard Jahia behavior
datasource.name =
Regards, Serge Huber.
St�phane Croisier wrote:
Hi,
Jahia uses now the Apache Database Connection Pool (= dbpool.properties file). Please read this page to know how to fine tune it: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/configuration.html
Cheers St�phane
At 11:47 20/01/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about how Jahia manages the DataSource.
- I can't seem to find if it uses a Tomcat datasource (It seems not: not in the web.xml)
- I see parameters such as "db_min_connections, db_max_connections" in the jahia.properties
but I can't really see where it's being used to calculate the size of the pool of connections (in
the code or elsewhere)
Could someone help me please?
My goal is to set up a solid environment with JBoss, using the maximum of features of the App
Server that could improve things
Thanks a lot Gilles
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