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Fran Serrano
 
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Default Swing / Connection pooling / JDBC - 02-20-2006 , 04:19 PM






Hi list!

I'm from Spain and new to this.

I wish to know if there's any way to implement a connection pool
within a Swing desktop application in order to increase performance
accessing a MySQL server through JDBC.

I've read about some examples but all of them talk about J2EE apps
and Server's connection pool resource.


Thanks in advance.

Fran.

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Alan Williamson
 
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Default Re: Swing / Connection pooling / JDBC - 02-20-2006 , 04:27 PM






You can use *any* connection pooling library in any java application.
Its not restricted to J2EE usage.

There are many libraries - do a Google search


Fran Serrano wrote:
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Hi list!

I'm from Spain and new to this.

I wish to know if there's any way to implement a connection pool
within a Swing desktop application in order to increase performance
accessing a MySQL server through JDBC.

I've read about some examples but all of them talk about J2EE apps
and Server's connection pool resource.


Thanks in advance.

Fran.

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Jean-Jay Vester
 
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Default RE: Swing / Connection pooling / JDBC - 02-21-2006 , 01:53 PM




Or write ur own, if none suit ur needs

Not sure why u want one for a desktop app though, by my understanding if
it's on a desktop it should mean only 1 person will use it at a time,
therefore why implement connection pooling??

Unless the desktop will act as a server to other client machines, then it
will be a good idea

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From: Alan Williamson [mailto:alan (AT) blog-city (DOT) com]
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Subject: Re: Swing / Connection pooling / JDBC

You can use *any* connection pooling library in any java application.
Its not restricted to J2EE usage.

There are many libraries - do a Google search


Fran Serrano wrote:
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Hi list!

I'm from Spain and new to this.

I wish to know if there's any way to implement a connection pool
within a Swing desktop application in order to increase performance
accessing a MySQL server through JDBC.

I've read about some examples but all of them talk about J2EE apps
and Server's connection pool resource.


Thanks in advance.

Fran.

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