"Daniel Ferrante" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks Nicolai - I've strongly debated dropping the Entity Bean
> stuff entirely. I believe I've found a work around to buy me some
> time by setting GCEnabled to true and GCMxIdleTime to 10000. It
> cleans all the loose connections up. This definitely is only a hack
> to buy me time though. Do you know of any problems with doing this,
> or does it seem like a viable short term solution. I tested it and
> it appears to work for my needs. Best, Dan
Dan, I strongly recommend you attend the seminars given by Marc. In
fact, it was Marc that raised the controversy with EJB and
persistence. I don't think that a different app server will solve
that problem. However, I really don't know why you need such high
numbers of concurrent connections?
Also, if you are using EJB and are worried about the persistence part,
I recommend you give PostgreSQL a try since it's locking is much more
fine grained and thus better suited for systems that make a lot of
small requests. I've noticed a big performance increase --which kind
of surprised me. I recommend you compile the Postgres JDBC driver
yourself and give that a go. At least it should give you a better
indication where the problem is.
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