Dmitri:
No reason I can think of. I use a single connection pool singleton object
for both servlets & server-side java objects, works great.
Mike N
Javacorporate Ltd
http://www.javacorporate.com
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Dmitri Namiot
Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 12:29 PM
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Subject: Global ConnectionPool Servlet
Hi,
and what is the reason to keep connection pool in servlet ?
Why you can not have just java class, implements singleton
pattern ?
> Does anyone know how we can implement a Global JDBC Connection pool in
> JSDK
> 2.1 after the getServlet() method is removed??..
> This pool is supposed to be shared by all the servlets. I used to call
> getServlet() to get a reference to the DBServlet and then invoked the
> getConnection() method to get a free JDBC connection. But how do i
achieve
> this with RequestDispatcher????
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