One of the - more complicated - solutions is to set up Java Naming and
Directory services (JNDI, see the documentation that comes with JDK1.3).
Using JNDI you can hide the details of connecting to your database(s) in a
DataSource object you store in the naming service.
Sun provides us with a "com.
Hello Rodney,
Wednesday, July 25, 2001, 5:19:58 PM, you wrote:
RS> Hi
RS> I need some direction on how to incorporate JDBC-ODBC into my struts
RS> and where the ODBC should be stored in my application. Also how to reference
RS> that in my Action Servlet, I am a little unsure about this area, bu
in the struts-config.xml there is configuration for datasources which you
can use...
u dont have to do anything in the action servlet...
in the action class u get the connection to the object...
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