You might want to look in the crontab to see if rotatelogs is rotating
the logs for mysql. If it is, the mysql database is bounced. The easy
thing to do is just to check the connection and make sure it is open
before using it.
i.e.
if (conn.isClosed()) {
conn=db.getConnection()
}
On Wed, 2002-03-27 at 00:58, Foo Yong Choon wrote:
> But my program works fine and all those java code i
> used to connect to mysql is what i have been taught by
> my lecturer it works fine..only things is that i never
> leave my application up for more than a day and that
> when i discover this problem.
> Usually i restart tomcat and it works again but the
> problem resurface the next day.
>
>
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