Problem with startup classes

Hi,
I am using a custom connection pool to make database connection.I have a
start up class in which i am initialising the connection pool.This part
works fine at the time of start up of the server.
But, when i run my application which is trying to access the database , i am
unable to get handle to the above created pool.
Is this because of two different classloaders being used for start up
classes and web application?
If so, what could be the possible solution?If anybody knows please let me
know.

1. use jndi to register and locate your resource.(connection pool). this
could be one solution
2. Instead load thru' your startup class a file prop file wherein you tell
weblogic the name and property of the coonection pool. Use these properties
to create a connection pool.
3. There is a connection API within weblogic to write java code to create
your connection pool.
Hope these things helps.
Chandra
"makkineni" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3a8afc20$[email protected]..
Hi,
I am using a custom connection pool to make database connection.I have a
start up class in which i am initialising the connection pool.This part
works fine at the time of start up of the server.
But, when i run my application which is trying to access the database , iam
unable to get handle to the above created pool.
Is this because of two different classloaders being used for start up
classes and web application?
If so, what could be the possible solution?If anybody knows please let me
know.

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