>-every connection request will utilize ur pool
>-your pool will should be shared for every user.
>-make your pool object static so that it will only create a single
>instance once instantiated.
I have the Pool class that starts:
public class ConnectionPool{
...
}
Do I have to write it like: public static class ConnectionPool{ ...} ???
If I do it like that I get the next error:
The type type RR.jdbc.ConnectionPool can't be declared static. It is
already top-level, since it is a member of a package.
public static class ConnectionPool {
Then I have tried to do it this other way:
when I create the pool from the bean I put:
private static ConnectionPool pool;
pool = new ConnectionPool(params);
Is it right this way?
thanks
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