are getting.
Shekhar
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From: David Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: [OT] WAS Connection Pool
What database driver class are you using? It seems like you should be able
to tell WAS to use the oracle db
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Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 16:21:24 +
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Firsly, thanks for your response:
Yeah, I knew
and would then
return the correct type of Connections.
Dave
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Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 16:09:46 +
The point is that WAS pool returns
to browser the archives.
HTH,
robert
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From: Howard Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 7:33 AM
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Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Thanks,
I don't know much about JNDI (apart from in general terms what
on this list know, or it is probably well documented in Tomcat.
HTH,
robert
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From: Jan Fetyko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Robert,
How would I define the DB
it in the
archives.
robert
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Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Jan,
Struts, itself, does not (yet?) support JDNI lookups, although the
Servlet2.3
Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Jan,
Struts, itself, does not (yet?) support JDNI lookups, although the
Servlet2.3 spec mandates that container must. So you must define your
datasources to your servlet container. The manner in which this is
implemented is not standardized, so it depends on your
On Fri, 16 Aug 2002, Robert Taylor wrote:
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Jan,
Struts, itself, does
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Hmmm...let me clarify
which Tomcat 4 does, as does any J2EE app server
Well Craig, there where many of us who could not get it running with 4.0x
The lookup was null!
Some succeeded using 4.1x.
Rainer
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Jan,
Struts, itself, does not (yet?) support JDNI lookups, although the
Servlet2.3 spec mandates that container must. So you must define your
datasources to your servlet container. The manner in which
Hi,
Newbie, JDBC connection pool question:
My application uses a central control database. This is ok, and I can see
how to use a connection pool for my application to access this.
BUT... The application allows a user to recover data from a range of
additional databases. That is the central
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Hi,
Newbie, JDBC connection pool question:
My application uses a central control database. This is ok, and I can see
how to use a connection pool for my application
: RE: Connection pool question
One solution might be to define several datasources in your
application/servlet container where each datasource corresponds to its
respective database.
Then use JNDI to access the datasources from your application.
robert
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data sources in Struts. You may
want to browser the archives.
HTH,
robert
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From: Howard Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 7:33 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Thanks,
I don't know much
, it is the best
way to actually connect to the databases that I am concerned about. I.e,
once I have the connection object (or connection pool object) where do I put
it?
Also, I am currently rather negative about trying to pick up yet another
Java technology when I already have too many half learnt
(..)
{
DataSource ds = this.getDataSource(request);
}
Regards,
Jake
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| Thanks Robert,
|
| I must
in a controller database.
HM
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From: Jacob Hookom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2002 13:22
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Connection pool question
The main benefit is speed. To initialize a connection, you could be
looking at 140ms just to get
: Connection pool question
Thanks Robert,
I must confess I don't get it. I was under the impression that
JNDI was just
an abstraction mechanism for looking up objects in a choice of
directories.
The information about my databases is already stored in tables in the
central database. Looking up
Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Okay, but when you get a few cycles, take some time to learn about JNDI and
datasources. It's very worth while.
An alternative would be to create a single object which manages your
connection pools; PoolManager. Give it some static methods that allocate
connections
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| Wow now I finally have to read Design Patterns as well!! - sorry
| Singletons and suchlike currently over my head - twenty or so years
| writing
| mostly assembler and Pascal!
|
| Your PoolManager option sounds
When your application starts up, initialize PoolManager by setting up
connection pools to all possible databases; I believe you said there were
only 10. PoolManager has some cache which stores each connection pool under
a unique name. Provide a method like allocateConnection() which takes
answered my own question - if it aint broken don't fix
it!!
Howard
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From: Jacob Hookom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2002 13:43
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Connection pool question
Well, you can also setup connection pools
If you've subclassed ActionServlet, you might try overriding init() to
call super.init().
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Subject: Re: Help with JDBC Connection Pool
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===
I tried to implant the info Mark had sent and when I start my server I get
the following error
Subject: Re: Help with JDBC Connection Pool
From: Ken Holzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I tried to implant the info Mark had sent and when I start my server I get
the following error:
Is there something I need to do in the ActionServlet?
I am using the jakarta-struts-20020529 build.
Thanks,
Ken
No problems with nightly builds, although I haven't got tiles
inheritance working yet.
As far as learning about the classes, please read the javadoc and source.
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Usually I will be a little negative to use nightly builds in a project.
Do you know anything
Subject: Re: Help with JDBC Connection Pool
From: Aslak Poppe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I'm using struts 1.02 (which is the latest stabel release) and
GenericDataSource is not depricated in this version.
I have not looked in to the beta releases (which usually will get you more
trouble than
? GenericDataSource was recently
deprecated.
from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I got a little confused with the JDBC connection pool, when trying out
the
samples from struts user guide.
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Connection Pool
I had difficulty getting this working under 1.02, too, but now have it
working with BasicDataSource under a nightly build. If you are
interested, I can send sample config and code which works under
struts-20020520.
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Hi,
I'm using struts 1.02 (which
in WEB-INF/lib that might not be there***
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From: Mark Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I had difficulty getting this working under 1.02, too, but now have it
working
Subject: Re: Help with JDBC Connection Pool
From: Vic C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
I assume (yes!) that this is most popular (at least I know most projects
I know of use it) :
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=4899
V.
Mark Johnson wrote:
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Mark
Subject: Help with JDBC Connection Pool
From: Aslak Poppe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
Hi,
I got a little confused with the JDBC connection pool, when trying out the
samples from struts user guide.
How is this best implemented. In the example you create an instance of
GenericDataSource to configure
What struts version are you using? GenericDataSource was recently
deprecated.
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I got a little confused with the JDBC connection pool, when trying out the
samples from struts user guide.
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I've successfully implemented this bitmechanic ConnectionPoolManager
within Struts.
Has anyone heard good or bad news about it?
http://www.bitmechanic.com/projects/jdbcpool/
Thanks.
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Is it ready for production yet?
I've been using Poolman just fine, but would like to switch to the struts pool if it
is at a maturity-level that would make that possible. I know Poolman is solid, but
ideally I think everything would be centrally configured. Using the built-in pool
would
snip
I've been using Poolman just fine, but would like to switch to
the struts pool if it is at a maturity-level that would make that
possible.
Perhaps I misunderstanding something here? I would like to ask why Struts
didn't just incorporate Poolman or Expresso's Connection pooling instead of
Einstein)
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From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 4:49 PM
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Subject: RE: Struts Connection Pool Maturity - Ted - you out there?
In the particular case of the Espresso connection pool, I didn't know
snip
In the particular case of the Espresso connection pool, I didn't know
about it at the time.
I wrote Ted about using Expresso Connection pooling on 10/10/01. He
responded that we could propose to contribute it to Commons.
Sandra
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would have done them. Therefore, especially
considering the price (!), I go with them whenever possible.
I've looked at other things - I've used Poolman for a while now. What I
want, because of the added ease of implementation/maintenance is a Struts
connection pool that is production-capable
: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 3:49 PM
Subject: RE: Struts Connection Pool Maturity - Ted - you out there?
In the particular case of the Espresso connection pool, I didn't know
about it at the time. In the particular case of Poolman, it has (well,
now it is really had) a single developer instead
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Sandra Cann wrote:
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 17:21:09 -0400
From: Sandra Cann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Struts Connection Pool Maturity - Ted - you out
Craig
Thanks for all of the clarification - I'm relieved that there can be third
party open source in Apache projects. :) I stand corrected.
If
others are willing to support an imported third party module, then that is
fine. But I feel a personal moral obligation to Struts users that
of using the Expresso connection pool was raised,
org.apache.struts.util.GenericDataSource had been published in the Struts
1.0 release for almost five months.
You've heard me rant about backwards compatibility on at least a couple of
occasions :-).
The effectiveness of our joint community
Hi,
I would like to see a sample where the Connction Pool mechanism of struts is
implementet.
Can anyone please point one out for me?
thanx, rainer
Hi,
it turned out that my problem is not related to
connnection pooling, it even appears with
Class.forName(interbase.interclient.Driver); con = Drivermanager(url,user,passwd).
An other strange behavior ocurrs. If I manually remove
all data from the database, they all get written back with
the
Subject: Connection pool behaviour
From: Johannes Wolfgang Woger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I notized that both PoolMan and
struts-DataSource do not refresh their
output from an SELECT * FROM MYTABLE
if mytable was changed by an other
application.
Struts-DataSource does refresh when
Tomcat
refresh.
Mark.
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Subject: Connection pool behaviour
Subject: Connection pool behaviour
From: Johannes Wolfgang Woger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I notized
Hi,
I have a small struts application that
writes into and reads from an InterBase
Database via an interclient jdbc driver.
I tried both PoolMan and the DataSource
provided by ActionServlet itself.
In both cases the real state of the database
is not shown up in the application if the table
was
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Subject: Connection pool behaviour
From: Johannes Wolfgang Woger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
Hi,
I notized that both PoolMan and
struts-DataSource do not refresh their
output from
: Connection pool behaviour
Thanks,
but I cacheEnabled true and setting a cacheRefreshInterval
the log file even tells me that poolman is refreshing, but
simply does not.
I use tomcat403 and poolman 2.1-b1
Wolfgang
Zeltser, Mark schrieb:
Both datasources should reflect database change when tomcat
AM
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Subject: RE: DB connection pool
Hi,
Does anyone have any examples of how to use Struts connection pooling
without having to do this through a servlet?
Our data access objects have no knowledge of the servlet layer. They only
know about their models...Thanks
Subject: DB Connection pool
From: Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Any suggestions on a supported and open source connection pool ?
(non expresso)
Vic
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From: Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I heard from a friend today that Tomcat 4.x has built-in Connection pooling.
Is this true - he mentioned it was related to the JDBCRealm - which I
thought was only available for authentication.
If Tomcat does have
with alternative
connection pools without modifying my application
objects.
// set up a connection pool with
// dbName from web.xml initparam
javax.sql.DataSource defaultPool =
PoolMan.findDataSource(dbName);
zConnectionHolder dsPool =
new zConnectionHolder
a connection pool with
// dbName from web.xml initparam
javax.sql.DataSource defaultPool =
PoolMan.findDataSource(dbName);
zConnectionHolder dsPool =
new zConnectionHolder();
dsPool.setDefaultPool(defaultPool);
context.setAttribute(dsPool, dsPool);
Then I proceed like you
such as
getConnection() and closeConnection() that in turn
call the correct
methods in Poolman. That way, I can plug-and-play
with alternative
connection pools without modifying my application
objects.
// set up a connection pool with
// dbName from web.xml initparam
javax.sql.DataSource defaultPool
methods
such as
getConnection() and closeConnection() that in turn
call the correct
methods in Poolman. That way, I can plug-and-play
with alternative
connection pools without modifying my application
objects.
// set up a connection pool with
// dbName from web.xml initparam
Hello. I am trying to implement a DB connection
manager with my Struts webapp. I created a servlet
that gets called when Tomcat is initialized, that
creates a DbConnectionBroker, and puts it in the
ServletContext:
getServletContext().setAttribute(dbPool, dbPool);
In a 'ActionForm', I'm
I configured MySql datasource but it doesnt work if I run WEBApp with
Tomcat that's embedded
in Forte CE 3.0.
Have you ever seen the exception I've got ?
Maris
Don't forget to configure your database int the struts-config.xml
Ciao
struts-config
data-sources
data-source
hi
How to get a connection from connection pool ?
Maris Orbidans
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//take the DataSource from the servlet context
DataSource datasource = getServlet().getServletContext(Action.DATASOURCE_KEY);
// and the connection
Connection connection = datasource.getConnection();
Don't forget to configure your database int the struts-config.xml
Ciao
: 28 November 2001 13:43
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject:Re: DB connection pool
//take the DataSource from the servlet context
DataSource datasource =
getServlet().getServletContext(Action.DATASOURCE_KEY);
// and the connection
: Tom Lister [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: mercredi 28 novembre 2001 15:14
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Objet:RE: DB connection pool
Does anyone know how to work with multiple connection pools to different
databases.
:-)
Regards
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, November 28, 2001 9:36 AM
Subject: RE: DB connection pool
In your struts-config.xml you declare all your connections pool :
data-sources
data-source
set-property property=key value=db1/
...
/data-source
data-source
set-property property=key value=db2/
...
/data-source
data-source
set-property property
novembre 2001 15:32
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Objet:Re: DB connection pool
Yes, I know, but I don't want my DAO to know anything about Actions. I like
Tom Lister's idea, to simply pass the datasorce to the DAO.
Thanks!
Otavio
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From: Arnaud Héritier
Hi
The solution I use is to use a WEB.xlm configured servlet to establish a
connection pool as follows:
-snip-
public class DataAccess extends HttpServlet {
private GenericDataSource dataSource = null;
private String description;
public void init() throws ServletException
each time it was instantiated, but to be able to effectively use a
connection pool, it would need to persist (like a servlet).
The problem I am having is how would I give the other beans access to this db bean
that has the connection pool? I was thinking I could maybe put the db bean
see dbmanager as model.
greetings
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From: Nobody [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Montag, 26. November 2001 05:30
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: =?ISO-8859-2?Q?Newbie design question - How to use properly use
a connection pool in the b=
usiness logic beans?=
X
see
that there is a way to integrate a connection pool given certain parameters
in the struts-config.xml file. Can anyone give me a link where i can read
something more about it?
Antonio - Portugal
was thinking in using
the appropriate Oracle driver, but looking at the the Struts example i see
that there is a way to integrate a connection pool given certain parameters
in the struts-config.xml file. Can anyone give me a link where i can read
something more about it?
Antonio - Portugal
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Subject: database connection-pool
10/01/2001 06:05
Hi Gurus,
1. Can someone let me know the steps involved in setting up a connection
pool in struts config files?
2. Also a small snippet of code on how to use it from a action servlet. Is
it as easy as getting a ref. to a connection pool using JNDI.
Your help is highly appreciated.
Sanjay
there's any example or tutorial for using the data-source tag
in struts-config.xml?
TIA, matteo
=4
minCount=2
password=mypassword
url=jdbc:postgresql://localhost/mydatabase
user=myusername
/
/data-sources
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Hello!
I've made up a custom JSP tag that I'm using with a struts
application: It loads an organisation hierarchy from a JDBC data
source and renders it to HTML.
My question is this: How does my JSP custom tag class ask the Struts
connection pool for one of its connections?
Thanks!
Jonathan
Struts exposes the connection pool as a javax.sql.DataSource in the
application context, and you can use that object to request a
connection. This works great with the Jakarta Taglibs dbTag, so it
should work for others as well.
The name of the Datasource attribute
I see the following strange behavior or JRUN and *Not* on TOMCAT.
I have an access database that is registered as an ODBC user dsn - the
connection pool finds the datasource the runs fine in tomcat but when the
same war file is running in JRUN a URI not found exception is thrown. But if
create
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From: Gogineni, Pratima
Sent: Thu 5/24/2001 3:49 PM
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Cc:
Subject: more connection pool problems
I see the following strange behavior or JRUN and *Not* on
TOMCAT
Title: more connection pool problems
Thanks
- there is no problem with running under the system dsn -I was just
wondering why I should see different behavior on the two
appservers.
I
didnt see anything in the documentation but the JRun news groups seems to have
several threads
, Pratima [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 2:11 AM
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Subject: RE: connection pool problem (with Beta release)
Okay another symptom - the problem persists even when i set the
isolation to
read_uncommitted.
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From: Gogineni
I have a very odd problem - I was hoping the symptoms sound familiar to
someone on the list...
I display a database table to the user in the jsp page
the user can insert/delete or update into this table - this is sent to an
action class that uses the struts connection pool and executes
Okay another symptom - the problem persists even when i set the isolation to
read_uncommitted.
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From: Gogineni, Pratima
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 3:35 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: connection pool problem (with Beta release)
I have a very odd problem - I
there should be another attribute in the datasource like this:
testSql="select * from test"
and GenericConnection has a setTestSql(String) method
and that test method is executed right before the connections is given to the
request in getConnection()
When it fails it closed and tries
I have been very pleased with the Struts framework. I'm sure this issue has
been dealt with, I'm just not sure how to approach it.
When I leave my database pooled connections open for long periods of time,
there is a possibility that the server will reset. When this happens, my
database driver
Hi,
I am trying to setup a connection pool using the
GenericDataSource, however I am getting a class not
found on javax.sql.DataSource?
I know this is part of the jdbc 2.0 optional package,
but do not know where to get it? Any clues
thanks,
scott
Never mind, I found it at:
http://javasoft.com/products/jdbc/download.html
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Hi,
I am trying to setup a connection pool using the
GenericDataSource, however I am getting a class not
found on javax.sql.DataSource?
I know this is part of the jdbc
Where is the connection pool ?
in tomcat, in turbine or in strut ?
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/api/org/apache/struts/util/package-summary.
html#doc.JDBC
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Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 08:31
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Subject: Connection Pool
Where is the connection pool ?
in tomcat
From: Christophe Vigny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Connection Pool
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 17:31:25 +0100
Where is the connection pool ?
in tomcat, in turbine or in strut ?
_
Get
From: Christophe Vigny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Connection Pool
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 17:31:25 +0100
Where is the connection pool ?
in tomcat, in turbine or in strut ?
_
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From: Vladimir Levin [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 12:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ooops. I forget how to un-subscribe to this list. I would like to use a
different E-mail address for this list
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001, Christophe Vigny wrote:
Where is the connection pool ?
in tomcat, in turbine or in strut ?
Turbine and Struts both have connection pool implementations.
Struts can actually use any connection pool that implements
javax.sql.DataSource -- it only defaults to its own
.
allow-shrinkingtrue/false/allow-shrinking
shrink-period-min100/shrink-period-min
What you think?
Andre
This is a feature that I'd very much like to see added to the Struts
connection pool. I'm in the process of porting an application to Struts
that requires this feature (currently works
Hello,
i just looked at the GenericDataSource and thought it would be a nice
feature to shrink the pool size when the connections are not needed
anymore. If you all agree, imho there should be two more values in the
dtd for the data-source and GenericDataSource.
Steve A Drake wrote:
As a follow-up to the problem I was having with the setReadOnly() method
for the Connection object (using Informix), I downloaded the
latest/greatest JDBC driver that I could find (SQLJ 2.20.JC1 from
www.informix.com/evaluate) and found the same problem. From the
As a follow-up to the problem I was having with the setReadOnly() method
for the Connection object (using Informix), I downloaded the
latest/greatest JDBC driver that I could find (SQLJ 2.20.JC1 from
www.informix.com/evaluate) and found the same problem. From the release
notes (file:
Hello. I'm trying to configure Struts to instantiate a database
connection pool using the ifxjdbc.jar driver for the Informix Dynamic
Server (7.2). So far, I'm getting exceptions at startup. I also get an
exception when I try to obtain a DB connection. Any help would be appreciated!
Note
to configure Struts to instantiate a database
connection pool using the ifxjdbc.jar driver for the Informix Dynamic
Server (7.2). So far, I'm getting exceptions at startup. I also get an
exception when I try to obtain a DB connection. Any help would be appreciated!
Note that I've verified
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
It looks like the Informix JDBC driver is throwing an exception when you call
setReadOnly(true) on one of its
connections. Could you try that in a standalone program and see what happens, and
also what happens if you call
setReadOnly(false)?
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