Dave, I tried the link you supplied, and it didn't resolve, do you have a
different link by chance?
"Dave Smith"
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e.com> cc: (bcc: Greyson Smith/CCMG/CVG)
Subject: Re: How to use JDBC in JSP &
servlet
04-11-00
01:41 PM
Please
respond to
tomcat-user
Viet,
When you are learning the API, obviously
your first projects will use sql Connections
inside servlets and JSP. This is not very
maintainble code, though. A better plan is to
encapsulate all the JDBC code in a layer
between the JSP and the DB:
DB --> Persistence layer --> JSP --> User.
There is no cut and dried way to do this,
however. Yes, Connection Pooling is
essential. Again, there is no one way to do it.
For stand-alone systems you can use code from
Bitmechanics. In some environments (e.g.,
Websphere) connection pooling is built in.
A cool persistence layer can be found at
http://castor.exolabs.org/
Regards,
Dave
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