Carbon Framework in Struts

Patterns and Framework. we are running our applications in Ingress plarfoem and are intereseted in porting the entire application from Ingress platform to Oracle 9i Platform along with data. I have headr about some carbon framework in Struts which can help out to achieve the same Any one of u

Re: Carbon Framework in Struts

Hi, I suggest you to use the Spring Framework. Regards Deepak Kumar For linux cds visit http://www.roseindia.net --- sandeepK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Patterns and Framework. we are running our applications in Ingress plarfoem and are intereseted in porting the entire application from

URL mapping ...

I uploaded my application in an war_file_name.war file in the /public_html/webapps folder. Everything was deployed under /public_html/webapps/war_file_name. Now my web site has to be accessed by http://www.mydomainname.com/war_file_name/index.jsp, instead of http://www.mydomainname.com/index.jsp

Connection Pool

Hello every, I want to use Connection Pool which can connect into Oracle Database in JSP,I use one,but that connection pool often raise Http 500 errors,I am very puzzled with connection pool.Would you give me a advice where I can get a free Connection Pool which has good performance? Thanks

Re: Connection Pool

If you use Apache Tomcat, you can use it's built-in connection pooling libraries (which is Jakarta Commons DBCP). Here's an example... http://www.tigersleep.com/ViewArticle.php?article=8 If you need more specific examples or help, let me know. Thanks! ~ Troy Campano ~ -Original

Re: Carbon Framework in Struts

ok could u elaborate more on spring Framework. Sandeep Katiyar. - Original Message - From: Deepak Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 4:51 AM Subject: Re: Carbon Framework in Struts Hi, I suggest you to use the Spring Framework. Regards

Re: Connection Pool

yes i can give you the Connection Pool code I have developed for oracle database. Sandeep Katiyar - Original Message - From: Edward King [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 5:30 PM Subject: Connection Pool Hello every, I want to use Connection

Re: Connection Pool

Hi, Are you using Oracle JDBC 2.0 Driver and Jdk 1.3 or greater? Why can't you try the oracle connection pool, built-in package implemented in Oracle JDBC driver. Please go through Oracle JDBC Developer Guide for the implementation details. Thanks, H.Ananthalakshmi. From: sandeepK [EMAIL

Re: Connection Pool

Hi, Why don't you use the JDBC 2.0 compliant connection pool open-source set up provided by Apache under Commons DBCP. It can connect to any database as long you have a DataSource for the database. You need to set up the pool in server.xml and refer that resource in the web.xml to make use of

Re: URL mapping ...

its all in your server.xml configuration in the Context element. you can go to tomcat docs to learn more. generally, you should have the path have the docbase yourAppName. -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL