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What I have done is create a JavaBean that performs all the JDBC/ODBC
connectivity and then I call it using the useBean tag with application
scope: in this way the database connection can never be called repeatedly
causing the crash. I also intend to use this class to maintain efficient use
of multiple connections (I hope ) Yours...
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Ricardo Gladwell, Web Developer
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Downey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 3:15 PM
> To: Java Apache Users
> Subject: RE: java.exe terminal crash
>
> Ricardo,
>
> This is very similar to a problem I posted earlier. You say
> you manage to
> get the page (JSP) running and the first or second refresh
> causes java.exe
> to fail. I was running a servlet (not JSP) and did not get expected
> results, but a refresh did cause java.exe to die.
>
> The similarity? jdbc:odbc. Another poster warned that this is flaky,
> especially going against MS-Access. I got virtually
> identical code to run
> in a java class outside JServ.
>
> This is not much help but: see if you can run the db access
> code outside of
> the servlet environment so you know your database access code
> works. Try
> running againt another db with jdbc through a means other
> than odbc. If
> both these work then you'll know that the jdbc:odbc with your
> JVM doesn't
> want to work in JServ.
>
> Good luck.
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