| HiFi |
Wed Oct 07 15:40:44 BST 2009 |
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Hi,
Thanks a lot for the good pool :-)
I have a question about defining several pools. What I mean, our application uses 3 different databases and obviously needs 3 different pools.
What I'm wondering is how to do it:
Whether I have to define 3 -s in server.xml (Tomcat 6) and then 3 in the app's context.xml. Each has it's own primroseConfigFile which contains setting only for that DataSource
OR
I can define only one in server.xml with primroseConfigFile in which there are 3 different pool definitions.
The DataSource-es are accessed via JNDI. I had success with the first approach, but I'm interesting in the second one too :)
Again thanks for the elegant pool
Regards |
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| HiFi |
Wed Oct 07 15:43:43 BST 2009 |
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Sorry, HTML tags.... These are the cases again:
1. Whether I have to define 3 <Resource>-es in server.xml (Tomcat 6) and then 3 <ResourceLink>-s in the app's context.xml. Each has it's own primroseConfigFile which contains setting only for that DataSource
OR
I can define only one <Resource> in server.xml with primroseConfigFile in which there are 3 different pool definitions.
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| sedj |
Wed Oct 07 21:22:23 BST 2009 |
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Hi,
I'm afraid that due to how Tomcat deals with global JNDI, you have to define the pools in the xml config files. You can dynamically create them if using a container such as Jetty, but with Tomcat, you have to statically define them :(
PS, thanks for the kind comments on primrose :) |
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