I use Tomcat 100% of the time, so, no, I don't have code to initialize
the data-source. Sorry :-(
A ContextListener would also be another approach I forgot to mention.
That's a servlet spec 2.3 thing - and would be even further independent
of the particular app. Once written, you could drop
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>If I'm getting this right, I could for instance configure tomcat
>(server.xml) to use this, and it will then be available in my webapp?
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Yes. See the HOWTOs on the site.
>Is there a way to configure in the web app itself? (web.xml or
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see the site docs I
Yep, this is container dependant. Moving to OT thread...
Dave
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context. But with JNDI this should be easier.
Stef.
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For that one you
For that one you need to play RTFM with your server docs. It should be
possible, but the way you do it would be container-dependant. Tomcat
will place a reference into JNDI for you - I assume (dangerous as it is)
other will too. If you are using a different server than Tomcat, and it
doesn'
Dave
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You can specify this in your struts-config.xml file for each webapp.
Dave
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you can use commons-dbcp ... see
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp.html
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Hi, there!
How can I easily achieve database connection pooling (using a datasource
in one of the xml config files - btw. which one is it?)?
I know there is some stuff in jakarta-commons.
What I want to achieve is an easy to
Hi, there!
How can I easily achieve database connection pooling (using a datasource
in one of the xml config files - btw. which one is it?)?
I know there is some stuff in jakarta-commons.
What I want to achieve is an easy to configure and highly efficient db
connection pool that is available to
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