Servlet won't let go of Database

I have a few servlets that all need to access the same database, sequentially. At the end of each, I have executed the rs.close(), stmt.close(), and con.close(). However, the applications will not let go of the database, and it is unavailable after one "trip" through the servlets. Does this seem like a connection pooling issue, or has anyone else run into this problem?

Ok have you use onnection pool? I think that solves your problem.
also keep your con.commit synchronized. This Connection Pool class instance must be sttic so that you didn't createmany instance of that.
Also use init method of servlet check if instance is valid or not & if not valid then create instance. Connection Pooling classes are available in net. You also get the simplest & clean code of connection pooling from "Java Servlet Programming" - By Jason Hunter O'REILLY PUBLICATION).
Regards,
./LinuxJava

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