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DB connection pooling
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Robin John
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Joined: Sep 10, 2008
Posts: 270
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Hi All,
This will be a quick one..
I wanted to know, Lets assume I have 10 small java applications and they have their own Database configurations ( max wait, connection pooling settings, user id/pass, driver settings etc.... ) so my question is if all the 10 applications use the same database at the same time, will there be that many times the number of connection pooling happening ?? or all the applications would use the same connections from the pool as that's the same database?
Application: just jar files, no web application or web servers involved...
Please advice, thanks in advance !
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Joined: May 26, 2003
Posts: 26213
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Robin,
Each application would have its own connection pool. Since there is no shared memory location (due to no app server), there isn't a way to share the Java end of the resources.
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