Hi all, Recently I posted a problem about not getting more than one connection to the db at a time. Seems like there was no pool, and my system had to wait for the connection to be closed before another bean could get a connection. One response I got was that if I was using a JDBC 1.0 driver, there would be no pool, and to get multiple connections, I would have to upgrade to a JDBC 2 driver. I am unclear about some things here. If the above statement is correct, how would I ever be able to get more then one connection when using jdk1.1.8? I have yet to find anything written about JDBC 2.0 drivers working with jdk1.1.x. So does this mean that if I am using jdk1.1 I do not get a connection pool, but a connection? I have another question about this. If I am using a connection from the pool, will there be a transaction attached to that connection? In other words my code looks like this Connection conn = ((DataSource)initialContext.lookup(connectionName)).getConnection(); UserTransaction transaction = initialContext.getUserTransaction(); will the transaction here be attached to the same connection as the conn object? Thanks in advance Chris
