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Using R5 Servlet engine for JDBC
~Dana Pregeroterakol 8.Nov.02 12:19 PM a Web browser
Applications Development 6.0 All Platforms


FYI - I am using Domino Servlet engine (R5) and JDBC to connect to a SQL Server db. I had to use my own connection pooling servlet - but who cares. I did not have to set up Websphere or Tomcat and security is strictly through Domino.
Have yet to test in D6.




The ND6 Java Servlet engine (~Holly Desveluz... 6.Nov.02)
. . RE: The ND6 Java Servlet engine (~Delores Dwonic... 6.Nov.02)
. . RE: The ND6 Java Servlet engine (~Justin Minlute... 6.Nov.02)
. . . . RE: The ND6 Java Servlet engine (~Holly Desveluz... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . . . Why can't you use Tomcat? It's free... (~Delores Dwonic... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . *not if you want to use JDBC to go ... (~Anita Minaster... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . . . RE: *not if you want to use JDBC to... (~George Dwojumi... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . . . . . Lotus says you can only connect to ... (~Anita Minaster... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . . . . . . . Thank you all (~Holly Desveluz... 7.Nov.02)
. . . . . . . . . . . . Using R5 Servlet engine for JDBC (~Dana Pregerote... 8.Nov.02)

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