Dear All,
I'm trying to set.up a connection pooler.
I tried with protomatter and also with COMMONS.dbcp....

These are my settings:


 <dbconnection
                id = "jakarta-commons-dbcp"
                isJndi = "false"
                isPow2 = "true"
                default = "false"
                connectionProviderClass = 
"org.dbforms.conprovider.JakartaConnectionProvider"
                connectionPoolURL = ""
                conClass = "org.postgresql.Driver"
                name = "jdbc:postgresql://localhost/UWCAD"
                username = "useri"
                password = "asdfa">

                <property name="charSet" value="ISO-8859-1" />

                <pool-property name="validationQuery"   value="" />
                <pool-property name="maxActive"                 value="10" />
                <pool-property name="maxIdle"                   value="5" />
                <pool-property name="maxWait"                   value="-1" />
                <pool-property name="useLog"                    value="true" />
                <pool-property name="validationQuery"   value="SELECT COUNT(*) FROM
__sys_data_configuration" />
                <pool-property name="defaultAutoCommit" value="false" />
        </dbconnection>

::::::::::
Now with a "monitor" on dbms (pgmonitor) I can see the connections....

Logically every post of a jsp page creates a new connection until I get the
maxActive number of connection. When I reach the maxActive the jsp expects for
the "maxWait" time (indefinite time with -1) and the system is blocked up
waiting for a "new connection". In this way I have 10 idle connections, and the
system locked.... wonderful!

Now, the connection pooler should use an "idle" connection when I reach the
maxActive number, shouldn't it?

At the end of the rendering-page process dbforms should close the connections,
shouldn't it?

When I use the getConnection method of dbforms to get a run-time connection,
dbforms should return me an instance of the connection pooler, is this true?

Three question, three problems....

Anticipated thanks

Ivan

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