RE: Getting a DAO from Hibernate using Geronimo

[Donahue, Bill]

After speaking with the developer of the DAO code I need to refine my query, sorry for the confusion. Our code doesn’t currently access the Geronimo database pool that we have created. So every time my web service is called I call the DAO code to get information from the Database and it makes a new connection. The real question is how to get my Axis web service to connect to the database pool that I have created in Geronimo? Should I use JDBC or JNDI? I have been looking at implementing JNDI but it seems like overkill.  Do I need to update my web.xml files as well as my Java implementation? What are the Java calls to get access to the Pool? Thanks, Bill   -----Original Message----- From: David Jencks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 1:19 PM To: user@geronimo.apache.org Subject: Re: Getting a DAO from Hibernate using Geronimo     On Oct 18, 2006, at 10:07 AM, Donahue, Bill wrote: from a database pool in Geronimo v.1.1.1. Every time I access a POJO Is there a more efficient way need within Geronimo?   Are you actually experiencing performance problems or are you speculating based on a theory that datasource.getConnection() is creating a new oracle connection?  Have you profiled and shown that multi-thread contention in the geronimo pooling code is actually slowing down your application?  If so I'd be very interested in knowing where the bottleneck is.   thanks david jencks Bill