> > I'm trying to use Turbine connection pooling. I just need this
> feature so I
> > didn't install turbine. I just copied the turbine-pool.jar in
> the tomcat lib
> > folder
>
> Well, that .jar file is no longer valid anymore. Just use the turbine.jar.
> Having the rest of the classes in there doesn't hurt anything because they
> aren't used unless necessary.
My machine got Tomcat and cocoon 1.8.2 installed and runnig and I got the
turbine-pool.jar from the cocoon installation. The tricky is that I need to
use the connection pooling outside of cocoon.
So to create a turbine.jar, I'll have to build it. So basically I unzipped
(i'm under windows2000) into a tdk folder and when I call newapp.bat, I get
a
java.lang.SecurityException: sealing violation
at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(URLClassLoader.java:236)
[..]
> Do you also have the code for that driver in the classpath?
Yes. Because I am usig my DB2 jdbc driver without connection pool and
without problem like this:
Class.forName ("COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.app.DB2Driver").newInstance (); // load
database interface
m_Conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:db2:" + DB , User , Password);
// Set the connection
- tony
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