socket operations.
How does this differ from reply_timout?
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Justin
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t.java:675)
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We have used both JTDS and JDBC to connect Tomcat to SQL2000. JTDS seems to
be more memory efficient. It is also far stricter in how data types are
cast. Stored Procedures that worked fine with JDBC sometimes did not
properly with JTDS. I think the issue (I am not doing the java work) is
that t
We had issues using jconsole remotely a while back (jdk 1.5.0_02) that we
were never able to solve. If memory serves, jconsole opens a connection on
the specified port to that Java instance. An additional port or two (I
can't remember) are then opened and the ports that are used are somewhat
rand
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ne has would be greatly appreciated. I am running out
of things to try on the troubleshooting side. We are also pursuing whether
our code could somehow be contibuting to this... Some sort of session
synchronization issue or something.
Thanks,
Justin
