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11/10/2006, 15h43

Ottavio Caruso schrieb:
> Volker Hetzer wrote:
>
>> I do not care whether the http connection (i.e. the connection
>> between client and apache) is persistent.
>> I'd like the connection between apache and the database to be
>> persistent and not to be reused by another session (i.e. session
>> value) open in the apache server.
>
> This is better done by a scripting language, eg. php:
> http://de.php.net/session
Had a look. Looks like it's simply not possible. Apache thinks that
connections with the same user/password/database server are interchangeable,
which loses all session functionality from the database point of view.
And I didn't find any way for php processes/threads to share objects
so I can't build it on my own either.

> or google "session handling and reuse"
Tried it, there was a lot about j2ee, jsp and other buzzwords
but the idea appears the be the same all over.

I give up.

Lots of Greetings and Thanks to all who responded!
Volker
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11/10/2006, 15h43	#7
Volker Hetzer Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: persistent database connections? Ottavio Caruso schrieb: > Volker Hetzer wrote: > >> I do not care whether the http connection (i.e. the connection >> between client and apache) is persistent. >> I'd like the connection between apache and the database to be >> persistent and not to be reused by another session (i.e. session >> value) open in the apache server. > > This is better done by a scripting language, eg. php: > http://de.php.net/session Had a look. Looks like it's simply not possible. Apache thinks that connections with the same user/password/database server are interchangeable, which loses all session functionality from the database point of view. And I didn't find any way for php processes/threads to share objects so I can't build it on my own either. > or google "session handling and reuse" Tried it, there was a lot about j2ee, jsp and other buzzwords but the idea appears the be the same all over. I give up. Lots of Greetings and Thanks to all who responded! Volker -- For email replies, please substitute the obvious.