Hi,
You can use <esql:driver>, <esql:dburl>, <esql:username>and <esql:password> instead of <esql:connection>.
You can have a little logic to retrieve the various values according to the client.
Regards, Lionel
Yves Vindevogel a ecrit le 11/03/05 21:03:
Hi,
I have several clients in a webapp. Each client has a seperate database, but all databases are made with the same script, so the structure is identical, only the records vary.
When I want Cocoon to connect to a database, I make an entry in my cocoon.xconf file, in the datasources. Then, in ESQL, I can connect giving the pool name ...
Is there a way I can avoid adding the pool in the cocoon.xconf file.
Problem is that I need to restart Tomcat all the time to get this file read and my pool available, but then I'm shutting down other customers too (ok, just a few seconds, ...) and that's what I want to avoid.
If this is not possible, can I make an entry in some sort of file and have my config up again without having to restart the system ?
Yves
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