Does WebVelocity have a built-in database connection pool?

I was just curious.. I am trying to get my app running with a
connection pool class that worked fine in VW7.6 but gets stuck
in a critical section in WV for some reason I haven't figured out
yet.. Anyway, if WV has one then I might switch over instead
of spending more time on diagnostics..

Thx!

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On Wed, 5 May 2010 22:05:37 -0700 (PDT), Rick F <[hidden email]>
wrote:
> I was just curious.. I am trying to get my app running with a
> connection pool class that worked fine in VW7.6 but gets stuck
> in a critical section in WV for some reason I haven't figured out
> yet.. Anyway, if WV has one then I might switch over instead
> of spending more time on diagnostics..

Ok. Solved my current problem but it might still be good to
know if WV has a connection pool -- my guess is no but someone
else might be curious..

-- Rick

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On 5/5/10 10:35 PM, Rick Flower wrote: Yep, Seaside-Glorp uses it by default, however it's not the drivers
native pooling eg: the pooling support you can get from the oracle client.

Michael

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