where to store database string connection in java web app? -


I'm going to start my first project with Java

Let me know how I was handling These things ... So far, I am working on APP, which is the Com + Component created with VB6.

The component is registered through com + a console admin user with a domain, some lile my_company_domain \ my_app_account

Component is configured to reach DB with integrated security udl Reads the configuration from the file.

I call the server from ASP .createobject, the component runs with the specified domain account, and therefore every DB access goes with this account ...

This approach What I like from:

  • Use of integrated security - Any SQL user

  • DB (edit udl file) or domain There is no need to recompile anything to change the account (edit the COM + component configuration)

  • Collected connections (as I am always using the same connection string)

  • Change the configuration without leaving the account password on the production staff text file

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> Well, what would be the best way to achieve something like this on Java ???

I have already seen something about Commons-DBC, is it possible to use integrated security with this ???

Thank you very much ...

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By Integrated Security I mean that I Configure only one domain account, and that is, I do not use any SQL Server accounts, only the account under which VB6 com + component is run.

OK, maybe it might not be an epuprove word, but I hope you think ...

  1. Data source & amp; Configure Connection bridge on the app-server side.
  2. Get a datasource from the JNDI environment with your web-application.

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