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Roman, I like Proxool. You use it just like you were not doing connection pooling and it proxies a pool in for you. You can register your pool using JNDI or you can create a static method to return connections. I generally use the second route because it is simpler and works just fine. If you want to see an example there is one here: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/iseries-toolkit/span/src/org/iseriestoolkit/database/ That package has an AbstractConnectionManager that provides the pooling support and is extended for various JDBC drivers. I don't have an Oracle implementation but the MySQLConnectionManager is close. David Morris >>> Roman.Prigozhin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 4/20/2004 11:45:20 AM >>> Hi All, I'm implementing number of java applications running on as400 and connecting to Oracle database. The only free driver I found for as400 is oracle thin driver. My question is : How to implement connection pooling ? Is it possible to do it with "thin" driver. What are my options. Also I would like to share pool between separate applications. Should I use WebSphere ? Thanks, Roman Prigozhin
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