tion is transparent for application.
It would be nice to join "my approach" and youth.
But I am not sure DBCP is ready for that.
Thanks again!
Jason R Lee wrote:
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> Well,
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> Here's some sample code for a servlet registration in web.xml:
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> registers
omcat.
Let me few stupid questions please:
1. I can write servlet which will do pool creation and JNDI
registration. But how to set it up to start it upon init of the
container?
2. How to setup servlet upon init of Tomcat?
Thanks in advance!
Jason R Lee wrote:
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> All users will definitely be ap
All users will definitely be application scope. To further that, it would probably be
best to have a servlet, upon init of the container, start the connection pool and then
register it via JNDI. Then your bean would be accessing that instead of creating it
every time they are needed. The whole
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> Ya, I guess turbine is more of a 'struts for the back end' so maybe i need to narrow
>my approache or view like you're saying.
>
I'm not sure what to make of this statemen
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Jason R Lee wrote:
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> Hello anyone who's out there,
>
> I have an 'issue' that is rearing its head again and wld like to get
anyones take on it. It concerns beans &
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Jason R Lee wrote:
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> Hello anyone who's out there,
>
> I have an 'issue' that is rearing its head again and wld like to get anyones take on
>it. It concerns beans &a
Hello anyone who's out there,
I have an 'issue' that is rearing its head again and wld like to get anyones take on
it. It concerns beans & db and the lack (or maybe not) of a kinda jakarta
proj/framework like struts, but addresses the back end.
I know, there's EJB, etc... But, after working on
