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Alexey Maksakov wrote:
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>     Is subj. still takes place in ApacheJSSI?
> 
> If it so, can anybody advice how to organize correct work with database
> connections
> (using JDBC2.1) when you plan to have heavy request load on your servlets.
> With general servlets I found SingleThreadModel convinient to run concurrent
> database queries
> (from different servlets) (By the way - is this approach correct? or I will
> have perfomance/stability problems?), however, I fear that such a way is
> impossible in JSSI.
> 
>     Any ideas?

Use a connection pooler for JDBC and make all your servlets re-entrant (use
procedural non-object-oriented code only, no static or instance variables, or
use factories)

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