A few questions about connectting to Databse through JDBC:

             1) each time when browser activate an ASP page (inside the ASP, there is 
Database connection)
                 Does ASP Engine  connect to database again?
             2)how do i implement the following function.
                  Login Database and GetConnection once for all JSP page and all 
different Clients ?

Thank you very much for your answer!

-George

Ward Mike wrote:

> I've just been handed a bunch of ASP code along with some ActiveX objects.
> Since our company has a long standing policy of NO MS outside the firewall I am 
>faced with a dilema.
>
> The general consensus here is that we should re-write these ASP pages into JSP.  I 
>don't think that will be too hard.  The hard part is this:
>
> How do I convert the ActiveX objects (written originally in C++) into Java Beans 
>short of completely re-writing the code in Java.
>
> The problem is that this particular ActiveX object is used to generate a very 
>specific key that unlocks some software we are hoping to ship soon.  The number that 
>it generates needs to be exactly the right number or the software won't unlock.  I'm 
>worried that if I re-write this stuff in Java it may not generate the same number.
>
> I haven't dug too deep into the process that the ActiveX Object uses to generate the 
>number and I'm hoping I won't have to.
>
> Is there anyway to "wrap" the ActiveX object somehow so I can serve it up like a 
>bean?
> Or is there any sort of automated converter that would change it for me?
>
> Please help with ideas.  I'm afraid I'm going to have to re-write this stuff in Java 
>which wouldn't be too hard except that means I have to try understand the ActiveX 
>object and all of its accompanying .h files and .cpp files and on and on.
>
> Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
>
> -- Mike Ward
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