Sometimes put dependencies in the tomcat's library could become a
forced choice (for example when using Database Connection Pools). In
all other case, it can be a very annoying situation (especially you in
term of dependencies' clarity). That said using tomcat's common
library, avoiding ORM framework that interacts with large datasets,
are probably the best solution.
Maurizio Cucchiara
2010/10/10 abhishek jain abhishek.netj...@gmail.com:
Hi friends,
I have a few different applications running on a small VPS, tomcat 5.5.x,
struts 1.2 , mysql.
I need to know , what can i do to optimize the server files, like can i
place the mysql-..jar file in the tomcat commons lib folder. ie should i
place all the common files i have in all my applications in the commons
folder of tomcat, so that the same file is not loaded individually for each
project,
Pl advice.
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Thanks and kind Regards,
Abhishek jain
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