Luiz Siqueira wrote:
> Sorry about this message but I'm a little despaired.
>
> I create a JAR library with the business logic, I use Hibernate and
> MySQL. Everything work fine but when I try use the JAR from a WebApp
> using the bundled TomCat on NetBeans 5.5 I got an server error. I
> believe t
Not sure if it is the same problem, but we had similar issue and
resolved it by increasing value of wait_timeout in /etc/my.cnf:
wait_timeout=2147483647
I am not sure if the issue we were seeing was tied wth Tomcat or not though.
Martin
On 1/29/07, Chris Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Sorry about this message but I'm a little despaired.
I create a JAR library with the business logic, I use Hibernate and
MySQL. Everything work fine but when I try use the JAR from a WebApp
using the bundled TomCat on NetBeans 5.5 I got an server error. I
believe that the problem is that the serv
It appears your code is holding on to a connection to the database. Bad
design practice. Review your code for any place that might keep hold of
a connection between requests and make sure the connection is closed.
Also, If you haven't done so yet, use a database connection pool. If
using tomca
If I remember correctly, MySQL basically disconnects and shutdowns after
a certain amount of time. I remember doing something with a
"reload="true" in the datasource to prevent this.
Hopefully someone else may clue you in better, but you may want to check
the datasource props and see if this is va
Hi
We had a simliar problem with Oracle and Tomcat 4.1.30 and a firewall
in between and I don't remember the exact error message, so I'm not sure
if this helps:
The problem was that Tomcat held the DB connection open infinitely, and the
firewall after a while decided it wanted to drop the connect
