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There are 2 different applications running on the same jboss server. I want to connect these 2 applications with the same mysql database through the same data source.
what kind of impact can be occur in running these 2 application –
I am supposing that these issues could be happen .
– Table Locking issues, Slow performance, connectivity issue, ACID properties lost issue.
Are there any drawbacks with this approach?
Nothing of this can happen (Table Locking issues, Slow performance, connectivity issue, ACID properties lost issue).
The database cannot really distinguish if two connections come from the same application.
Of course, two applications still means twice as many requests, so performance may be affected. ACIDity is not affected and you are unlikely to run out of TCP ports either.
The performance of two apps accessing the same database is the same as the performance of one app twice as popular.