Sorry to jump in the middle of the discussionWould these connections be implemented thru threads?
Martin Gainty
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Hi Mike,
Yes most if not all app server do this. I just wanted to know if the app
would handle it via soap.
See previous replies.
Cheers
Jonathan
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>surely your application server will handle connection pooling for you if
>you set up a datasource? I use WebSphere App Server (well I work
surely your application server will handle connection pooling for you if
you set up a datasource? I use WebSphere App Server (well I work for big
blue so I guess I would!) and that is how it works there. Don't know about
jrun though...
regards
Michael Asbridge
Sun
Yes, your SOAP service code runs within the context of a servlet, so
anything you can do from a servlet, you can do from your service.
Scott Nichol
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We handle this very issue by creating a singleton class which handles the
connection pool. The first time the soap server class (ie, the bean in your
case) is instantiated, it calls the connection pool for a connection. This
starts up the pool, which handles the connections from then on. Every
Does anyone know if connection pooling is possible via soap.
My server side interface uses a bean which connects to a database.
I'm presuming that soap runs on the server ( e.g.jrun ) and this server
handles the pool of conenctions in the same way as if my bean was running
withing jrun.
any
Are you sure your getters are working.
Suggest outputting the values prior to passing data to soap.
I'm hesitant since I'm aware that some issues cause soap failure rather than
objects failure such as this!
1. Try returing know objects such as Strings and Vectors instead - do they
return va
Does the Java class you map urn:xml-test-demo:newbean to have writable
properties named num and name? If you have a bean that has read-only
properties num and name, the behavior you see would be expected.
Scott Nichol
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