Re: Access to myJDBCAppender Class

[donald larmee]

Not sure I have entirely understood your issue correctly.  By 'application 
scoped class' do you mean one that is created/loaded by the classloader 
associated only with the webapp itself (i.e., the class resides in your 
WEB-INF/classes or WEB-INF/lib, not in Tomcats CLASSPATH)?  Is the class in 
this case the ConnectionPool (wrapper) itself?

Have you tried making your connection pool a singleton obtained by anyone 
that wants it thru a static MyConnectionPool.getInstance()?

-don

At 08:34 AM 3/12/2003 -0600, Steve McRoberts wrote:

We use Tomcat with an application scoped class utilizing an Oracle
connection pool. In "myJDBCAppender" class I override
JDBCAppender.execute so I can construct/dispose of my own connection
(ultimately thru the pool class mentioned above). My problem is I need
to get a reference to the application class when the myJDBCAppender
class is constructed and I can't seem to determine how to do this. I
tried binding the class in the application JNDI context but Tomcat
creates this as read-only. Looking for any suggestions. //steve
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