Re: Further on Session problems with Java Servlet Programming Book...

[jon *]

> Actually, it makes lots of sense. If you are using a database's own
> security setup, allowing and denying table access by roles or users,
> then connection pools won't work. You need a separate connection for
> each user.

Ahhh...I fully understand now. Thanks for the clarification.

So, one solution might be to create a bunch of singleton pool objects (ie:
one for each user) and just use those. Maybe also have a master that
controls the pools of the singleton objects as well.

-jon

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