Gopalankutty, Ravi Kumar (CTS) wrote:
> Now after throwing the accounts summary page I give the user the
> option of adding a new expense. Which is nothing but a link to another
> servlet, say "AccountsManager". Now do I have to open the connection
> to the database once again, since this is another servlet that I am
> invoking.
You're best off using a ConnectionPool, like the one at
javaexchange.com. Then you can have all servlets share a connection,
or have each request use a unique connection, depending on your
synchronization/transaction needs.
-jh-
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