You should utilize a connection pool and the information about db should be stored in
a config file that is loaded by a servlet or application bean.
>>> DUY HA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/27/00 03:23PM >>>
Anyone knows a web server that supports JSP and free?
I made a database JDBC-ODBC on my localhost ( I use
Jrun) but I don't know what will be when it is loaded
on real server on Internet?
I used Access database and a connection bridge
jdbc:odbc:mydatabase and I defined it on my computer
but when on real server, who will define it?
Thanks and Happy New Year
htqduy
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