You can always try using poolman from http://www.codestudio.com/index.shtml
Its easy enough to plug into a project. It does have one bug in its current
hashtable method of storing data from result sets. But if you use the
software for pooling management only and deal with your own result sets,
this bug wont impact you. (the authors know about this bug and are fixing
it, but not sure if fix is in curent release)

Casey Kochmer
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>Subject: connection pooling ---urgent!!!
>Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 16:02:44 GMT
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>Hi,
>we are using connection pooling to connect to the Oracle DB from
>jsp/servlets. the codes we are using is comming from oreilly, it works fine
>for a while, but somehow, it has problem now. some connection will not be
>created. we been debugging the code, but did not help.
>
>is someone using the connection pool at real work project?
>could you offer me the real connection pooling codes which is working at
>your side? I really need to make it work ASAP at my side.
>
>highly appreciate the big help!
>
>
>Regards,
>
>Helen
>
>
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