Hi,
You might have already know that SUN JDBC 2.0 optional package provides
connection pooling
feature. Please refer SUN JDBC documentation for more details.
Since you are dealing with Oracle database, Oracle JDBC driver provides APIs
to handle efficient
batch execution,built-in connection pooling
Thanks for the reply, Guy. But I'm in a shared environment running Resin
and the support staff doesn't want to make configuration changes for just
one customer...
Is there any other way to solve the problem?
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in tomcat, in a shared environment you still get your own 'host' element so
taht you can map your domain (www.yourdomain.com) to your application.
if those guys in your hosting company know what they are doing, you will
have this options also. this is kind of basic stuff.
if they cant do it. i
