You can, but you'll have to handle database pooling on your own. It's
easy enough to do with a number of pooling projects out there -- c3p0
and commons-dbcp to name a couple.
Just write the code in a ServletContextListener and store the resulting
DataSource in the ServletContext. It won't be available via JNDI look
up either.
--David
Darren Hall wrote:
They will be accessible by your war file code. You do not need the jar
in both places. Only common/lib
No no. I understand that it will be available to my code (since the app
server will put the jar in my classpath), but it means I can't deploy
ojdbc14.jar with my war any longer. Correct?
-D
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