Hello dear Jetspeed users! We're using Jetspeed with PostgreSQL and had to learn that using the default connection pooling leaves database connections open. So after a while the database refuses any further connections which leads to an ugly 'horrible exception' screen.
We found out that this problem is known by other users and there was a hint to use JNDI connection pooling which seems to manage connections in a smarter way. Unfamiliar with JNDI we found ourself in deep trouble to get our application run. We already have found some examples how to configure tomcat's server.xml and web.xml, but we are wondering how to make it run with the Jetspeed application. Could anybody show us an example how the torque.properties has to be configured for JNDI use? Do we have to change any parts of our implementation when using JNDI connection pooling? Does anyone know another solution that helps solving the connection problem? Any hint helps, thank you! Regards, Harry
