Hi Peter,
Here's an example (also weather - but different :-0):
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http://www.wpni.com/ac3/ContentServer?pagename=weather&forceDisplay=true&zipcode=10012";
time="11">
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Looks like the begin/end don't like quotes/other characters, maybe you can
escape them?
Origi
I get this exception when reloading a page quickly a few times... The page
has several dbtag calls to a db within one dbtag connection.
I set page buffer to 100k thinking it might help, but it didn't. My DBTags
connect parameters are in web.xml and I'm using poolman (which is supposed
to cach
120
false
I'm using poolman 2.1 beta and mysql 2.0.7 jdbc driver.
What are the error messages you are receiving ?
Best regards,
Wim Bervoets
> -Original Message
How does one configure Tomcat & DBTags to use a pool manager like Poolman?
There were a few posts about this but nothing concrete. Is anyone pooling
DBTags connections? I'd like at least to pool and ideally to pool using a
jndiName... Any configuration on basic datasource or jndi pooling would
? Is there an easier
way?
2) Is there any caching of dbtags queries? Would this be handled using a
pool? Can dbtags use a pool? I have a form that makes significant/expensive
queries and would rather it be cached resultsets.
Thanks,
Bill Moss
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browsers from caching?
If not, start the debugging process by checking your HTTP and/or DB logs to
see if you can figure out what is and is not happening. I don't know what it
could be.
-Stevers
-Original Message-
From: Bill Moss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 29
I'm having problems inserting to a Sybase ASA 6 DB. I'm using v1.0 DBTags,
Tomcat 4.1, jconn2, and Sybase ASA 7 running a 6.0 db file (all on Win2k).
I have a form which uses DBTags to populate various select boxes, it does
this well. The form uses one connection which is closed at the end of t
