Salut!
Asta mi se pare o idee buna, si pentru pool-urile noastre:
- Sa implementam jdbc (Driver)
Cine vrea sa foloseasca face:
Driver drv = (Driver)
Class.forName("gsr.util.dbpool.Driver").getInstance();
Connection con = drv.getConnection("jdbc:gsrdbpool:numePool");
(aici este shmekeria - pool-ul nostru returneaza de fapt
o connecxiune din pool-ul nume pool).
Important e ca cine vrea sa foloseasca pool-ul nostru sa nu-i invete
interfata specifica, ci doar sa-l foloseasca ca pe un driver JDBC
oarecare
Pare mai kuul.
Ce zici Adi?
Cezar.
On Fri, 3 Sep 1999, Dmitri Namiot wrote:
> Ok, but the question was why do you need _servlet_ context ?
> We can follow the same way as JDBC : class.forName(...) etc.
>
>
> >Storing the connection pool for an application in the attributes of a
> >servlet context deals
> >with these issues. The connection pool is available to all the servlets
> >(and JSP pages) in
> >your application -- and only to those classes. You can have more than >one
> connection pool in
> >the same app under different keys (if you need it), and you can install
> >multiple apps, each
> >in their own servlet context, with no risk of access by one app's classes >to
> the other app's
> >connection pool.
>
>
>
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