Hello,
JdbcDataSource can be used as a component to get the JdbcConnections
from the pool. You get a connection by the getConnection() method.
But what if I want to release this connection after I use it. I see in the
code that there is no method in the JdbcDataSource to put the connection
object
back into the pool.
This can be added if I can extend the JdbcDataSource.So I can add a
method to release it back to the pool as the JdbcConnectionPool has
a protected access.
It would be nice if this method is added in the JdbcDataSource so it
can be used as is without extending.
Soory if this has been already discussed.
Thoughts?
Raj
Rajendra Ghorpade
Software Engineer
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