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GlassFish V3 - Using JDBC Connection Pool / JDBC Resource / MySQL

Saturday May 17, 2008

This blog talks about creating a JDBC Connection Pool and an associated JDBC resource with MySQL as the Database vendor.

The
default database "sakila" of MySQL is used in this example. All these
could be done so easily with Netbeans 6.1 after installing the
GlassFish V3 plugin.

This screencast explains how to create a JDBC Connection pool in the
administration console and its associated JDBC resource. It also shows
a HelloWorld web application that used this resource to get some values
from a table in sakila database.

Watch the screencast :