asterisk-java-devel

[Asterisk-java-devel] re: Java 5

[Paul F. <pa...@sm...>]

We're using Java 5 -- and all is great. I don't think you will be  
alienating many if you make the switch.

Paul

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On Jan 18, 2006, at 11:13 PM, asterisk-java-devel- 
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> Hi,
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> I am currently thinking about migrating Asterisk-Java to Java5 for the
> next official release, esp. using generics and the build-in  
> concurrency
> features of Java5.
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> Before I take that steps I would like to know if thats ok for you as
> users of Asterisk-Java. What JDK version do you use currently in
> production / in development? Are there any issues that prevent you  
> from
> switching to Java5?
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> Thanks for your feedback
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> Stefan
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[Asterisk-java-devel] FastAGI and Database connecction pools.

[Chris H. <ch...@as...>]

Hi All,
   I'm looking into using the FastAGI interface  and  I need a DB   
interface to determine the control call flow.  What I would really  
like is a DB (postgres in my case) connection pool available to each  
of  the AGI connection threads.    I'm a little stumped on how to  
proceed. I'm looking at a connection pool interface to the  
AGIConnectionHandler Class and provide a method to request a  
connection from the pool.  Has anyone tried something like this?

Chris

Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] FastAGI and Database connecction pools.

[Stefan R. <sr...@re...>]

Hi,

you could just create the create the connection pool before starting the
agi server, create new instances of your agi scripts, pass them your
connection pool and use SimpleMappingStrategy to map agi URLs to you
script instances.

=3DStefan

Chris Howard wrote:
> Hi All,
>   I'm looking into using the FastAGI interface  and  I need a DB =20
> interface to determine the control call flow.  What I would really  lik=
e
> is a DB (postgres in my case) connection pool available to each  of  th=
e
> AGI connection threads.    I'm a little stumped on how to  proceed. I'm=

> looking at a connection pool interface to the  AGIConnectionHandler
> Class and provide a method to request a  connection from the pool.  Has=

> anyone tried something like this?
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> Chris
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