On 9 Dec 2003, Bob Rivers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem, and I don't know how to solve it.
>
> We have a web application (done in java/jsp, running under tomcat
> 4.1.29/j2sdk 1.4.2) that establishes a connection with postgres 7.3.2.
>
> We are using jdbc (7.3.1) to do it, but we are not using connection
> pool (my client security police determine that all connections to the
> database must be done per user basis).
>
> So, when the user do the login, we create a connection to this user.
> When the user closes the application, we close the connection. No
> problem, everything works well.
>
> But, if the user closes the window abnormally (for example, shutting
> down the browser window without clicking my application logoff button)
> the connection opend will be open forever.
>
Where do you store this connection object? It seems like a scalability
problem to maintain a persistent connection per user. Why not create and
close a connection on each request?
Kris Jurka
