Ted Husted wrote:
> George,
>
> I'm starting to do some work with this myself.
>
> Were you able to make some progress after Craig mentioned how to get an
> instance of the GenericDataSource?
>
Note that, as of tonight's nightly build, you need to make one change to my
earlier instructions abou
I've adapted to Struts the first JDBC example from Core Servlets and
JavaServer Pages by Marty Hall < http://coreservlets.com/ >.
There's a ZIP available for download at <
http://husted.com/about/struts/ >.
Comments are of course welcome. The Struts treatment is only meant to
be as robust as Ha
George,
I'm starting to do some work with this myself.
Were you able to make some progress after Craig mentioned how to get an
instance of the GenericDataSource?
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"George Henry C. Daswani" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've editted the configuration in my "struts-config.xml" and added
> a data source. I'm wondering, how does one grab an instance of a generic
> data source so that I get do a getConnection on it..
>
> By default, is it dumped into the servlet
Hello,
I've editted the configuration in my "struts-config.xml" and added
a data source. I'm wondering, how does one grab an instance of a generic
data source so that I get do a getConnection on it..
By default, is it dumped into the servlet context? if so, what attribute
name?
Is it
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