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> Nick
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> Would you be willing to send me your jserv.conf and your jserv.properties file
> any other information you
> think would be helpful ?
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> Thanks c. gilbert
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Cathy,
I looked at my jserv.conf and jserv.properties files and cannot see anything in them
that would affect connections. However, I have a question for you. Do you use a
class variable variable or an instance variable for your connection object within the
servlet? If so you will only get one connection per servlet even thougth the servlet
my run more than once since each each servlet class only exists once inside jserv.
Nick
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> > From: "Gangmeng Ji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > You need to create a db pool for handling db connections if you haven't done
> > so. Apparently there are several options (Check out the book titled Java
> > Servlet Programming).
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> > cheers
> > gangmeng
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> > >
> > > jserv 1.1b2
> > > apache 1.3.9
> > > aix 4.3.3
> > > db2 6.1
> > >
> > > I have successfully made the connection between my servlets and the
> > > db2 database. However I seem to only have one active connection at
> > > a time. When viewing netstat all the other connections are in a
> > > time_wait
> > > state. I have confirmed this with the db2 dba and he also only sees
> > > one connection into the database. Is this a problem with the
> > > way I have the servlet engine configured or a problem with aix or the
> > > db2 client?
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> We are running a similar environment except with DB2/Solaris 5.2. Perhaps I do
> not fully understand the problem you are having. However, we are able to obtain
> multiple DB2 connections with no apparent problems with multiple servlets.
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> Nick
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