I am not aware of such option in the tomcat. But you
can try with the removeAbandonedTimeout set to '0' and
maxActive set 1. That's equalent to disabling pooling.
Another option is to use the DriverManager instead of
datasource to get the connection. In this case, you
have your own connection hand
Thanks a lot.
I have a further question. Do you know how I can create a JNDI DataResource
without connection-pooling?
Thanks in advance.
On 5/5/06, Sreenivasulu R Gaddam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Most probably this is the problem with your database
jobs or stored procedures, which are leavin
Most probably this is the problem with your database
jobs or stored procedures, which are leaving the
cursors around before exiting.
As I know, there is no such flag to say to tomcat.
Another thing is, whether you are trying with load
test, then that may be resonable. In that case, you
can increa
Hi all
I'm not sure if this is realy the right user list for it but I try it.
My Problem is that I use connection pooling with tomcat 5.0 and a oracle
database. My Problem is now I got the error message "maximum open cursors
exceeded after a while. So I checked this and actually I always close th
