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On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Stou Sandalski wrote:
> I want to be able to share the Connection Pool across all the different
> servlets my project uses... I read in a book about something called the
> Global Servlet Context... but they say this is avaiable only in JSDK 2.1...
> but this book is kind of wack so I am not sure what exactly the little
> footnote refers to... Does this exist in JServ 1.0 ? Can anyone suggest a
> better method for sharing the pool across all the servlets?
the pool available at:
http://www.bitmechanic.com/projects/jdbcpool/
is implemented as a JDBC driver. consequently, it's a singleton in the
system. Have one of your servlets instantiate the pool in its init()
method, and make sure that JServ is configured to auto-load this servlet
when it starts up.
Then any of your servlets can access connections from the pool simply by
calling:
DriverManager.getConnection()
good luck,
-- James
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