JRun Setup Guide p95-98 shows you how to setup a JDBC datasource
(javax.sql.DataSource) for use in servlet/jsp.
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From: Lynn Walton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:43 PM
To: Jrun Mailing LIst
Subject: jrun3 connection pooling ..
I've been pouring over the docs regarding connection pooling in jrun3
and find it's not very detailed.
I see where you can choose when setting up a JDBC Datasource if you want
connection pooling, but I don't see anywhere where it tells more about
if there are specific properties relating to the pool that you can set
... i.e maximum number of connections, etc.
I need to get a detailed feel for the basic implementation ...to help me
judge whether I should keep using my existing pooling solution when I
switch to Jrun3 this week.
Am I missing something? Are there any more details to be had? I'm NOT
using EJB's ... so I'm not sure how much of the stuff on pg 263-264
(286-287 as the reader counts it) of the devapp.pdf where it shows
using ResourceManager.getConnection( ) etc.
If you're not using EJB and you wanted to use Jrun's connection pooling
... what would be the way you get a connection from the pool ? If you
had more than one JDBC datasource defined in the same jrun server, how
do you specify which one you want in a particular section of an app?
Thanks,
Lynn
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