RE: AS400 objects from a connection pool

I agree, I need it on the web side too.

Are there any generic pooling mechanisms available that could be used?  In 
other words, you provide some code that the pool calls when it needs to 
add another object to the pool.  Your code could then construct and 
initialize an AS400 connection and give it to the pool to give to the 
requester and later store.

I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to write your own pool, but it 
would be nice to use something else where all of the threading issues have 
been thought of and tested.

Mark






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Dave,

I really need a WebApp side solution. We deploy our application to our
customers iSeries', so mucking about with exit programs is not the ideal
option.

Chris.

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From: David Morris [mailto:David.Morris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 09 May 2003 14:02
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Subject: Re: AS400 objects from a connection pool


Chris,

You can create an exit program to set this up for you. The exit to use
(wrkreginf) will vary depending on which driver you use (native or
toolbox). The initialization exit is only called when the connection is
established. We use these to set library lists based on the caller's
environment so that programmers will generally get test and users will
generally get production.

David Morris
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