Hi,
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bing Zhang wrote:
.....
> I am curious on which servers support database connection pooling. How does
> it work? In my case I have to create a generic servlet that create a
> connection pool and preload it. Other httpServlets use it by getContext().
> Are you saying with some servers I can bypass creating my own connection
> pool and somehow let my httpServlets to access the shared pool?
Yes, that's what application servers should do.
Some have administrative tools to let local administrators define JDBC
parameters, and other pool parameters, and even interactively run SQL
queries, for each pool; And applications need only to call something
like:
poolManager.getConnectionFrom("PoolAlias");
without bothering how the pool named "PoolAlias" is created
(JDBC URL, User/password, number of opened connections, driver's class...)
we have an lightweight application server that does these and
for developers is free. See http://gsrsoft.hypermart.net
(and free support, more info at [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Cezar.
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