Thanks, Kristian. I checked the DBCP site. It does appear to be a fully functioning connection pool that can work with a container or outside of a container.
David On 7/24/07, Kristian Waagan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David Van Couvering wrote: > I could check this out myself, but time is limited, and I thought > someone might have a quick answer. > > On the Phobos (JavaScript in Glassfish) email list, the following > statement is made: > > "in Apache Derby there is a regular data source class > (org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDataSource) which does not pool > connections, but there's also a data source class with connection > pooling (org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientConnectionPoolDataSource). In the > preconfigured Phobos data sources we use the latter, so connection > pooling is on by default" > > I thought ConnectionPoolDataSource *enabled* pooling but did not > actually *do* it. Does it actually do connection pooling? No. I haven't checked this lately, but I can't remember any activity in this area. You will need a connection pool from elsewhere. I am not familiar with connection pool products, but I know Apache has an initiative; Commons DBCP. I do not know if this is ready-to-go, or just a framework to write your own. Does anyone have more information on this? regards, -- Kristian > > Thanks, > > David
