Hai,
I have connection pooling files and i integrate with tomcat(since tomcat doesn't have connection pooling concept).How
do i test this how many users can accessible at concurrent
time.Actually the connection pooling concept is i keep used connection in a vector and i can reuse it.So i have to find out how size is vector to hold connection.
Is there any free testing tool which will help me regarding how stable it is, how many users can able to handle and other performance issues.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vinoth.c
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Performance issue in connection pool (1 messages)
- Posted by: vinoth chidambaram
- Posted on: November 22 2001 00:28 EST
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- Performance issue in connection pool by Sudhakar A on November 27 2001 12:27 EST
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Performance issue in connection pool[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Sudhakar A
- Posted on: November 27 2001 12:27 EST
- in response to vinoth chidambaram
Vinoth,
I am also trying to configure a Connection Cache using
Oracle thin driver and tomcat 4. I used Oracle implementation of connection cache with out caching connection objects myself. I tested creating a connection cache and registering a datasource using JRUN 3.1.
I checked the number of open connections in database to check how many connections/users are currently logged in.
select a.sid, a.serial#, a.username,
substr(to_char(a.logon_time, 'dd-mon hh24:mi'), 1,14) logon_time,
a.status, a.program,a.machine, a.terminal
from v$session a
But in tomcat I am not able to bind a datasource to the InitialContext from my servlet. I am getting an exception saying context is read only. Could you tell me how you are
creating connection cache in tomcat ?.
Thank you,
Sudhakar.