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Posted to dev@avalon.apache.org by hammett <ha...@uol.com.br> on 2004/05/12 02:50:15 UTC
DBCP
Hey Timothy. Are you really willing to work on a facility for DBCP?
Please refer to
http://jroller.com/comments/hammett?anchor=apache_geronimo_first_impressions
Cheers,
hammett
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Re: DBCP
Posted by Timothy Bennett <ex...@comcast.net>.
hammett wrote:
>>That's some pretty bad press for DBCP. Curious, since Struts, Tomcat,
>>and Hibernate are all using DBCP in some form or another...
>
>
> Dude, there are people who actually use Maven, Struts, AspectJ and other
> terrible injuries to the IT world. :-)
>
No argument here. A technology doesn't have to be solid to achieve
widespread acceptance. I was merely expressing surprise that
technologies like Struts and Tomcat that are enjoying widespread
production deployment is using and promoting DBCP as it's connection
pooling plug-in considering the case that has made against it technically.
> DBCP is not good for a real production application. I tried to talk about it
> in the commons-list and asked about interest to work on a JCA implementation
> to Jakarta commons, but the discussion got lost.
Yeah, I saw that. Ok... Let's talk about a production-quality
connection pooling technology for Avalon then. Something that can
support high volume and user loads. What what be your strategy for
building such a facility? Would you propose to borrow the code from
Geronimo's JCA implementation and port it as some kind of Merlin
facility, or use some different technology?
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Re: DBCP
Posted by hammett <ha...@uol.com.br>.
> That's some pretty bad press for DBCP. Curious, since Struts, Tomcat,
> and Hibernate are all using DBCP in some form or another...
Dude, there are people who actually use Maven, Struts, AspectJ and other
terrible injuries to the IT world. :-)
DBCP is not good for a real production application. I tried to talk about it
in the commons-list and asked about interest to work on a JCA implementation
to Jakarta commons, but the discussion got lost. Btw the commons mail list
is too fuss.
Cheers,
hammett
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Re: DBCP
Posted by Timothy Bennett <ex...@comcast.net>.
hammett wrote:
> Hey Timothy. Are you really willing to work on a facility for DBCP?
>
> Please refer to
> http://jroller.com/comments/hammett?anchor=apache_geronimo_first_impressions
>
That's some pretty bad press for DBCP. Curious, since Struts, Tomcat,
and Hibernate are all using DBCP in some form or another...
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Re: DBCP
Posted by Timothy Bennett <ex...@comcast.net>.
hammett wrote:
> Hey Timothy. Are you really willing to work on a facility for DBCP?
>
> Please refer to
> http://jroller.com/comments/hammett?anchor=apache_geronimo_first_impressions
>
:eek:
thanks for the heads up, hammett... I'm in the process of reading the
resources you've shared.
thanks,
timothy
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