There is a good example of connection pooling in Java Servlets second
edition by Karl Moss.
As for general classes to allow data binding to components, I have had to
develop myself. They are quite large, so code snippets are not appropriate.
Also I am still writing them so it's not appropriate.
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> Hi Servlet gurus,
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> I'm new to Servlet and maybe someone can shed a light for me here. Has
> anyone implemented some sort of DB layer (DB connection pooling etc) in
> Servlet design? Any code example would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
> very much.
>
> howard
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