> The jar is made available to both the applications: > WebApplication1 - WEB-INF/lib/dbconnection.jar > WebApplication2 - WEB-INF/lib/dbconnection.jar > > Tomcat is started: > WebApplication1 servlet init() is called , which inturn makes a call to the > Initialise turbine > WebApplication2 servlet init() is called , which inturn makes a call to the > Initialise turbine(again!!!!) > > Now, When a connection is made to the DB by WebApplication1 , it will get a > connection from the connection pool created by WebApplication1 > and When a connection is made to the DB by WebApplication2 , it will get a > connection from the connection pool created by WebApplication2 > > Problem: > Since both the applications are connecting to the same DB, I would like to > have both the applications served with connections from the same pool. > > How can I implement this in the scenario presented above? > > P.S : The Struts factor in the above problem is that both my web > applications are struts based :)) >
What about removing the dbconnection.jar from the WEB-INF/lib and putting it into the %TOMCAT_HOME%/common/lib directory ? There it will be found from both WebApps using the same classloader... static Blocks will then only be executed once (IMHO). Kind regards, Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
