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kevin_osborne #1
obtain jdbc connection in java context
There's a few posts on this topic in the forums:
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but none have any closure on the possibility, or better yet example code.
I want my Java backend to use the connection pool already setup by CF. The web
side of the application uses the db for other purposes, and will have already
inited the pool by the time my java middleware classes get called.
I can create my own JDBC connection pool to the db, but it seems like a waste
of resources and dev time if CF has already setup it's own JDBC connection, and
there is some way of getting access to it from the java runtime (arg pass to
cfobject, jndi lookup againast container [jrun], etc)
TIA
Kevin
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