Hi guys,
just to give you a short update on what happened since my last Mail to
this list: The decision was made to use PHP for the frontend and
RIFE/Crud for the administration interface. Both are almost ready now,
but there's a bug in the admin interface we can't get rid of.
The error
Simple question, which version of MySQL and Connector/J are you
using? Upgrading them to the latest versions might help.
On 29 May 2006, at 12:09, Stefan Thomas wrote:
Hi guys,
just to give you a short update on what happened since my last Mail
to this list: The decision was made to use
Hi Geert,
Geert Bevin wrote:
sadly this isn't the first time the issue was brought up and afaik
it's a problem with MySQL themselves and their view on connection
pooling. More info:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.rife.user/1434
We don't use MySQL in production and rely pretty much
With the Java version of the frontend we planned to switch to
PostgreSQL anyways, but for now, we use a homemade database
abstraction layer for the frontend. Written by me a long, long time
ago, when I didn't see the light. ;)
So, I'll make a Cronjob that tells Tomcat to reload the webapp,
I think that the main problem is (and that's the impression that
I'm getting from their replies to these bug reports) that they
don't think there's a problem. Basically, they are closing every
opened connection automatically after 8 hours of inactivity. They
then claim that it's up to the
Geert Bevin wrote:
With the Java version of the frontend we planned to switch to
PostgreSQL anyways, but for now, we use a homemade database
abstraction layer for the frontend. Written by me a long, long time
ago, when I didn't see the light. ;)
So, I'll make a Cronjob that tells Tomcat to
Stefan Thomas wrote:
Geert Bevin wrote:
With the Java version of the frontend we planned to switch to
PostgreSQL anyways, but for now, we use a homemade database
abstraction layer for the frontend. Written by me a long, long time
ago, when I didn't see the light. ;)
So, I'll make a Cronjob
