There are two good and simple approaches:
The fastest way to communicate with your database: a highly optimized
type 2 driver and a good connection pooling manager.
Almost so fast and also a lot more portable: type 4 driver and
connection pooling again.
We are building a project with JSP, and to keep things simple we
installed a high performance servlet container (Resin) with embedded
connection pooling support. If your servlet runner does not handle
connection pooling try a driver who does it, like Ashna's JTurbo
Enterprise (it�s a type 4 driver.)
Hooman Ahmadi wrote:
>
> I try to make connection with best performance But I don't know when I
> should use Connection Pooling or when I should for example Singleton
> Patrern or ...
>
> Can any body help me
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