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Hi:Could anyone point me to a basic, straightforward tutorial about the best practice for setting up a connection pool with JDBC in a web application? I am re-writing a seven year old web app and would like to use the latest and best-practice approach. I have set up a test/development environment on my laptop using Eclipse, Tomcat and MySQL. The app will be deployed to a WAS 5.1 Express environment running on an iSeries and accessing data via VPN on other iSeries (DB2). I would like to write the code so that it can be used in my test environment and easily promoted to the production environment, if possible.
Also, is JNDI required for an application such as described above? What would be the benefits of using it, or what would you loose by not using it? If it is desired in a best-practice approach, could you provide a tutorial on how you might set that up and access it in my test and production environments?
Sorry for a question of such a broad scope. Thanks in advance for any tips! Mike
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