Oh, thanks for pointing me to that part in Chap. 20. I must have missed that. Thanks!
Lynn
Scott Stirling wrote:
> Chapter 20 of the Developing Applications guide (specifically, printed pp.
> 207-ff) shows how to connect to a data source in a servlet. JRun's custom JSP
> tags also allow you to access and query data sources extremely easily.
>
> I agree, especially on the connection pooling, that more details should be added
> to the docs.
>
> Scott
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lynn Walton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 9:51 PM
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> Subject: Re: jrun3 connection pooling ..
>
> <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
> <html>
> Scott,
> <br>In the servlet's examples of the Developer's App's it doesn't mention
> the connection pooling and just shows the normal JDBC way to instantiate
> your Driver's class, then use DriverManager.getConnection( ).
> That makes it look to me like that would not take advantage of the pooling
> in that sample? Unless jrun does some magic to intercept and use their
> own DriverManager class (using the same name as the built in jdbc seems
> a little strange). That's what I'd like to see more documentation
> on?
> That example also show's passing url's, usernames, passwords etc in the
> standard JDBC way ... but jrun's feature of setting up JDBC
> DataStore's
> so that those items don't have to be placed in the code, is not shown in
> any example I have found so far. The closest I've found seems to be in
> the EJB sections which wouldn't apply to those of us not using that yet..
> So how is one supposed to make use of a JDBC DataStore object once it is
> set up?
> <p>Thanks for the info about mirroring the active threads pool. That's
> a start. But I definitely think some of these things need to be added to
> the docs.
> <p>Thanks,
> <br>Lynn
>
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