ficant for IBM DB2, which is the database that
corporate says we *must* use. Even with our best efforts so far, our
request latency is still to high in my opinion. There are more things
that we could still do, but the powers-that-be have decide
to get the app ported to
Webware before corporate decided that it must be re-written in J2EE.
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I'll see what I can do.
Meanwhile, I am going to give Aquarium a serious look. Perhaps my issues
with Webware have already been addressed in a different framework. If so,
it may be hard for me to justify the effort to help Webware.
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> can't find it, let me know and I can get it to you.
Here it is.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/webware-sandbox/Sandbox/wsmith323/DbConnectionPool.py?rev=1.16&view=auto
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for the pool object, and its destructor is
calling stopExpiration(), so there is absolutely no reason to call it from
any other destructor.
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> --== servlet page (DBtest.py) ==--
> from DBtestpage import DBtestpage
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> def __init__(self):
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> def writeContent(self):
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aded service time window
smaller for a more heavily loaded site, while sacrificing some performance
benefits of having the pool in the first place. Please let me know if
this is something that would be usefull for you. I think it would be
fairly trivial to implement.
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ish the task of
testing it.
Now that I am working on a project myself that make use of
DbConnectionPool, perhaps I can work in some of these changes.
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Geoffrey Talvola said:
> Warren Smith wrote:
>> The CGI app currently runs on more than a dozen web servers
>> that share the
>> same webspace via NFS. The web servers sit behind an "ip
>> sprayer" (on the
>> outside they appear as a single server).
e sessions were stored on the NFS space
and the SessionStore was set to 'File'?
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The choice of pooling method and where you put the reference to the pool
depends on your application.
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different in the way it implements that functionality internally. Have a
look at the doc string in the module for more details.
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On Wednesday 12 November 2003 05:04 pm, Warren Smith wrote:
> Jacob Hanson said:
> > It seems like dbPool ought to be able to trap an error like this
> > gracefully and seamlessly open new, replacement connections without
> > notice. At least that's what I would expec
e not been able to.
Perhaps someone can use my ideas and update dbPool or write a replacement.
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