In Windows is used the netstat command with the auto repeat option. It shows all of the active network connections
and i watched the list et shorter as components where switched over.
hope this helps
At 09:32 AM 7/2/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I have a question about connection pooling I can't seem to answer after reading the Tomcat FAQ or either JNDI HOW-TO. I'm using TC 4.1.24 and have followed all the instructions on setting up a connection pool thru Tomcat for an application (this one uses an EDBC driver) - and I can see how I can verify that it gets a connection to the database. But I'm not sure just how to tell that it's using a connection pool(I've been known to screw-up in reverse); is there some setting in server.xml that would allow me to see that the connections are using a pool?
Thanks! -- Lynn Hollerman.
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