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Websphere Connection Pooling

 
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HI,
I am using WAS 3.5 with Oracle as its backend. I needed to implement connection pooling for my application. Can any body help me with the same.
Thanks,
Anoop Mundhra
 
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Hello Anoop Mundhra,
In the admin console,create the driver for oracle and then create the datasource and use the datasource for getting connection whenever u deal with data retrieval,insertion or updation.Your datasource maintain the connection pool.You can see the how many connections are there in the pool when u create a datasource.
Ravi
 
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Hi Ravi,
I have tried to do so. The websphere task works fine and teh driver is also created properly. When i try to use the said datasource it throws an exception. Do you have a sample JAVA code with connection polling for oracel which i can try.
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Anoop Mundhra
 
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Hello Anoop Mundhra,
You can search connection pool written in java at www.oracle.com.
Ravi
 
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