Hi,
I wanted to discuss as to what methodologies people are using to implement
image intensive web sites with this list. The most common practice
is to store a link to a picture in a database (or a resource bundle) and pick up
the image from there directory. However, I don't see this is being the best
option when one has to search for a particular image file if there are thousand
images for a site.
Here are my thoughts:
Why not use BLOBs in databases instead?
Are there are any products that link text references to images, give faster
search facilities and optimize storage of images?
Wouldn't an object database do this precisely? Which ones do people like?
Thanks in advance.
R/
Jeet
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Subject: oracle connection pooling and jrun
hello,
is anyone using oracles jdbc 2.0 extension connection pooling drivers with
jrun? i'm having difficulty configuring jrun to use jdbc 2.0 connection
pooling and not their own generic implementation. thanks for any help!
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