So I have a connection pool setup. Which is great and all since I have an application that really needs it. However what I would like to know is if it is possible to share this connection pool开发者_如
I have heard the term connection pooling and looked for some references by googling it... But can\'t get the idea when to use it....
I have been looking into connection pool options and it is somewhat unclear to me what the differences in Tomcat JNDI connection pool approach is, compared to the Spring/Hibernate solution to the same
When some one asks you to write (do / 开发者_开发百科depict) design for Connection Pool in a Java interview what would you typically write.
I have a Java-JSF Web Application on GlassFish, in which I want to use connection pooling. Therefore I created an application scoped bean that serves with Connection instances for other beans:
I have a connection pool set in the tomcat server context.xml (connection used by several webapps so seems the best place for it).
L.S. Our DB provider has suggested that we use \"unshareable\" connections when connecting to their DB. I have a reasonable understanding about the pros/cons of using \"unshareable\" connections, and
For years, I\'ve experienced very weird problems on all my web applications that connect to a SQL server.
I\'ve been playing with MongoDB recently (It\'s AMAZINGLY FAST) using the C# driver on GitHub. Everything is working just fine in my little single threaded console app that I\'m testing with. I\'m abl
I want to use a JDBC connection pool. The most important factor is that it\'s easy-to-use and bug-fre开发者_StackOverflow中文版e. What is suitable for me?Another fine alternative is the Apache Databas
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