Does Oracle8i *815) supports Conn.Pooling URGENT..SOS

Dear Friends
We are using Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.5.0.0. Here
and there i found that Advanced JDBC features are supported
(like conn pooling /data source usage etc ) only by 8.1.1.6
version onwards. How far this is true.
Is because of this my JRUN Based Conn. Pooling fails. It tries
and tries and just go out of service stating
========================================================
Err :
An Unexpected Excetpion has been detected in native code outside
VM. EXCEPTION_STACK_OVERFLOW occurred at Pc=0x77fod462
function name=(n/a)
library=(n/a)
========================================================
I am sure this happens when Data Base Connection Process is
going on.
Please Commnet

Thanks for that reply. But still some issues. What you have mentioned is you are writing your own conn.poll scheme using Oracle Connection Pool classes. Am i right ? Like OracleConnectionPoolDataSource etc etc.
I have used thsi with Tomcat with same set up at backend and it was working fine with me too .;
Now what i am doing is using JRUN's capabilities of Connection Pooling mechanisms (just look up / datasoruce creation/ conn.object retrieval ) . I have avoided all my of own codings. Still it faces porbs. this force me to thndk in this way.
your comments are eargly awaited.
[email protected]
Regards
Abhilash

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