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Struts and connectionPool

Servin Park
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Joined: May 10, 2002
Posts: 26
Hello Ranchers,
I am building a webapp on top of struts. I also have a DBConnectionPool class that will handle getting MySQL database connection. I just want to ask your opinion on what I am doing has any flaw:
1. Extended ActionServlet and override init(...) method. In the init() I initialized conncetionpool and servletContext.setAttribute("dbpool", dbconn);
2. In the action class (for instance RegisterAction), I get the connectionpool like this. getServlet().getServletContext().getAttribute("dbpool");
I didn't get any problem having me as only user. Does anyone see flaws in my logic above? Do you have any better idea how to utilize generic connection pool with struts?
Thanks in advance for you kind replies.
karl koch
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Joined: May 25, 2001
Posts: 388
hi,
there is a (development release) of JDBC3.0 driver for mySQL available.
see
sun jdbc im not sure if all the drivers include the pooling facility. best thing is to check with the mySQL homepage.
k
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://jrebel.com/download
 
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