You'll find here :
http://www.5flow.com/tmp/tomcatjndidb.zip
a very small sample that works on my computer (with IntelliJ project).
Just change the context.xml with your database. Viewing the home page
will create a database, insert records, then display them.
The data source is of type java
Hello Riccardo,
When I try using the pool properties(Without JNDI ) it gives me URL Cannot
Be null error. What I have understood is that, when we make the data source
as a static variable or a member variable of another class and try to use
it another class's function it throws error. If I instant
Can you see any info in the log : login incorrect, database not found etc. ?
(There are many logs in tomcat : localhost log, catalina log, manager
log, host manager log, localhost access log)
On 18/07/2017 13:55, Avinash Krishnan wrote:
Hello Riccardo ,
Thanks for the response. This didn't wo
Hello Riccardo ,
Thanks for the response. This didn't work for me. Connections are not
getting initated and I am seeing java.lang.NullPointerException on
accessing getConnection.
I am refering to http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/jdbc-pool.html
The pool properties is also not working.
On
Hello Avinash
I'm not expert but this is rather simple :
in web/META-INF/context.xml write something like :
in web/WEB-INF/web.xml add in tag :
jdbc/tomcattest
javax.sql.DataSource
and in a java class add this :
public class T3Servlet extends HttpSe
I am trying to implement Apache Tomcat 8.5.15 "Tomcat JDBC Connection
Pool" using the steps mentioned in the guide.
Can some one help me to understand how this connection pooling has to be
done.
Is the Plain Java Method,by implementing Pool Properties is an alternative
to the JNDI lookup based p
