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I've resolved the issue. The person who write my application was using the Struts implementation of the DataSource (org.apache.struts.util.GenericDataSource). This implementation is deprecated. The Struts strongly recommends against using this implementation, and to use the DBCP or some other...

My application is using the Struts DataSource. From what I read, the Struts datasource isn't reliable, and shouldn't be used. Maybe this is my problem. I'm going to replace it with the Commons DBPC implementation, and see if that works better. In the mean time, I'll also be keeping an eye on...

I will look into the connection pool stuff. Sedj, I have verified that all connections in this application are closed. The only other application accessing this database server is a PHP application that automatically closes every connection it opens (when the script ends), according to the...

getConnection() opens a new connection to the DataSource. Someone else mentioned something about connection pools too, so that may be the issue. However, I'm not familiar with connection pools at all. I'll look into it. FYI, I'm using this with a MySQL database.

I have a web application written in Struts that makes many database transactions. The application works fine for a while, but after several days, it starts hanging on the DataSource.getConnection() method. I assume this means all the connections have been used, and it's waiting for a...

Thanks for taking time to look into that for me, even though you're busy. I tried to find the source code on that site, but could only find a binary. Do you have the source code?

I'm not saying you're wrong, but rather trying to figure out what I don't understand. What/where is the CDE sector? I can't find anything relavent on google, related to CDE and XP, NTFS, or hard disk/drives. My guide copies the boot code from the MBR, and the entire windows partition, byte...

Hm, it's interesting that you said that the volume label and GUID were destroyed, not missing. Since they're part of the filesystem, I have to assume that they are being copied. Can you explain how they are destroyed after copying to the new drive?

bcastner, thanks for your input. I had overlooked those items you mentioned. Having only tested this on virtual machines, I never found any problems. I will look into how I can fix the problems you mentioned, at least for XP. If you have any suggestions on what I might do to copy the volume...

Here is a link to that post: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1032246&page=1

I wrote a guide on how to copy/duplicate windows onto another disk, using a linux boot CD. This way, you don't have to buy any third party tools or copy files individually. http://www.nilbus.com/linux/disk-copy.php

I wrote a guide on how to copy/duplicate windows onto another disk, using a linux boot CD. This way, you don't have to buy any third party tools or copy files individually. http://www.nilbus.com/linux/disk-copy.php

Thanks byam! Your example is exactly what I needed.

Hmm, you're right. The default timeout is ten minutes. To upload 100mb in 10 min, you need an upload speed of about 167k/s. I'll look into that.

I use apache 2.0.49 and PHP 4.3.6, but it should work on other versions too. Check the documentation if you want to know if it'll work for you =)

I don't know of a way to get rid of that, but there might be another solution. If you want to customize the look of your authentication process, you may want to use a server-side scripting language to validate the user instead of using HTTP authentication.

I had some trouble with trying to get my server to allow large uploads (100MB) from a web form, so here are some tips. in your apache config file, add the section: <Files *.php> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP LimitRequestBody 104857600 </Files> Then in your php.ini file edit the...