| Sean Harrison |
Thu Nov 08 17:55:36 GMT 2007 |
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I have Primrose running with Tomcat 5.5. Works great!
Now I'd like to test an application using a more "portable" or "standalone" config. In other words, I'd like to distribute my war file and be able to deploy it, hook into Primrose, and create a new pool on-the-fly at deployment time. The benefit I'm looking for here is to be free of reconfiguring Tomcat if i want to adjust the parameters of my connection pool.
Is something like this possible? Am I way off track?
Thx! |
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| sedj |
Tue Nov 13 18:31:33 GMT 2007 |
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| Tomcat won't allow you to bind a global JNDI resource on the fly - which means you can't configure primrose to either. It all must be set up in server.xml before startup. |
| Ningappa |
Mon Feb 04 09:45:24 GMT 2008 |
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Hi...
can we use the PoolLoader class for creating the new pool programmatically ?
It is possible to do it using standalone PoolLoader... but is there any performance issues when v use this technique under tomcat ?
Thanks
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| sedj |
Mon Feb 04 19:09:05 GMT 2008 |
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| You can ... as per the docs here http://www.primrose.org.uk/primrose3/installTomcatNoJNDI.html ... but its a bit more of a pain to actually get a connection. There is no performance impact worth noting. |
