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Java Connection Pooling
Hi,
Recently, I discovered that it's a good practice to use Connection Pooling.
However, I'm new to this and the tutorial I have showed a JNDI to connect to database which is alien topic to me.
Moreover, I'm using MsAccess and local host to test out this new found theory.
I would like to know is it ok to do away the JNDI part in the context.xml file and the other convention and falls back on the JDBC driver connection coding.
Hope someone can enlighten me.
Many thanks.
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