Hi ,
Q1 : whene the pooled connection are closed definitivly (look at
OJB.properties and mapping.xml below)
Q2 : How to use datasource websphere with OJB ?
OJB.properties :
PersistenceBrokerFactoryClass=
org.apache.ojb.broker.core.PersistenceBrokerFactoryDefaultImpl
PersistenceBrokerClass=or
hi;
The problem is resolved using :
so it s strange the message gived by ojb tel us about the broker pool
problem
but the solution was the growing the connection pool !
thx for all.
On 10/27/06, Armin Waibel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marwane wrote:
> thx.
>
> if i don't defin the conn
Marwane,
Growing the pool is not a good thing always. Say you have 300 Oracle
licenses, depending on the license, that may include connection pooled
objects under the same user account.
So there is a section in your code that may not have a finally block so
the connection does not get closed.
Hi,
if someone has configured OJB with websphere datasource jndi ???
thx a lot
thx for your helpful and constructif reply . i will profile the connections,
but it will be gretful if you can give me more detail about using DBCP and
evictionThreads with example configuration (ojb.prperties, repository.xml)
and how to profile the connections with wich tools ?
thx
On 11/8/06
Well with SQL Server 2005 I use the profiler that comes with the studio,
don't know about your database/database tools.
You want to have your maxActive settings the same in
repository_database.xml and ojb.properties.
Then you want to enable eviction threads in your ojb.properties file.
Just read
If you are leaking brokers, that doesn't solve the problem - it just
works around it. We had the same problem with our Spring/JTA/OJB
application and I discovered the problem was due to using Spring DAOs
directly instead of going through the Spring transaction layer.
On 11/8/06, Marwane <[EMAIL
Hello,
I am developing an application that contains of two programs
One that needs persistency. Here I use PersistenceBroker very
successfully
The second one does not need persistency at all, and performance is
quite important. The program also relies heavily on cached data, but
there
Create datasource on websphere as CMP & create JNDI for that.
Create its local reference for project(in our case, we set reference in
web.xml)
& map it in repositiry file as follows.
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From: "Marwane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
I think you can exactly do that. Just use a thread variable (see
ThreadLocal) and store a PB in that. We are doing exactly that and it
works great.
You just have to close the PBs when the work of your thread is done, of
course.
Tino
Ernst Temp wrote:
Hello,
I am developing an applic
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