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> >Olas
> >
> >You should mention that Turbine requires the installation of a whole =
> >mess
>
I was not suggesting using turbine - just looking at the source for
ideas on singleton based pooling of resources.
> >DBConnection broker is much simpler and logical to install. YEs it is =
> >not
> >truly singleton but must user won't know what singleton even is.. so wht
> >maje life harder by insisting on it.
>
It is not hard converting it into singleton.
AND by using your own pool You can pool all resources such as strings,
redirects
and what have you.
You don't want singelton for the sake of the user, but to ensure that you
have a mechanism for sharing data between your servlet instances in a safe
way
that will also survive evolution of major servlet engines since it does not
use
deprecated calls.
> >My I point you to the current reliability of the java.apache.org FAQ....
> >runs on Turbine and is down what must be 30% of the time. If the
> >developers can't keep it up, why the hell would anyone else use it.
Again, I have no opinion on this. I still recommend anyone wanting
to develop a pool to take a look at it(and You are right - other sources as
well).
We developed our own and we have an extremely robust, fast and able pool
of jdbc connections and shared resources.
Sooooo, if I was unclear.
My suggestion(if you are a developer) Develop your own using ideas from
various
sources including Turbine and DBConnectionbroker.
Thanks!
//OLAS
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> >
> >www.javaexchange.com and save yourself the pain.
> >
> >Chris
> >
> >
> >
> >On Tue, 19 Sep 2000 15:47:01 +0200, Ola Samuelson wrote:
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