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You might want to make sure that you are using the thin driver -
jdbc:oracle:thin. I have heard rumors of problems with the thick driver.
James
Michel Szybist wrote:
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> Hello to everybody, and thank you for your advice.
>
> After posting to the mailing list, I've just upgraded to JServ 1.1b3 and
> turned off JIT: there was, unfortunately, no change.
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> But.. I've built a simple Hello-like servlet, which just output some HTML to
> the browser. I have run it during almost 24 hours (450,000 requests) with no
> error.
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> In my jdbc servlet I'm using the classes111.zip Oracle driver from Oracle 8i
> for Linux. Is this the right driver to use ?
>
> A little bit off-topic, but could you point me to some ressource about how
> to increase the max amount of file descriptors ?
>
> Michel
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