JDBC Connection Pooling

of connection pooling?) or does it mean that all the traffic is processed over one jdbc connection? If latter is the case, I feel like having a connection pool will increase the performance significantly. Our system might process upto 1000 requests per second, under forementioned assumptions what would

RE: JDBC Connection Pooling

Hi, I am not sure about iBatis taking care of connection pooling. But I had a situation similar to you I have noticed that the creation of the connection and closing the connection is taken care by iBatis. I have seen that in the production environment, where we have almost 100 concurrent user

Re: JDBC Connection Pooling

DBCP for pooling? Thanks in advance. Erinc On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:35 PM, Vinaya Tirikkovalluru vinaya.tirikkovall...@converge.com wrote: Hi, I am not sure about iBatis taking care of connection pooling. But I had a situation similar to you I have noticed that the creation

RE: JDBC Connection Pooling

as soon as I started the application. Vinaya From: Erinc Arikan [mailto:erincari...@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 3:05 PM To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org Subject: Re: JDBC Connection Pooling Thanks a lot Vinaya; I already read your

Re: JDBC Connection Pooling

Below is the connection pooling using dbcp BasicDataSource. It all depends on the value you have given to minIdle propery when you started the application. As far I know it will never by default create pool size as 10. bean id=dataSource class=org.apache.commons.dbcp.BasicDataSource

Connection Pooling

Hi, I am using Ibatis+Jboss4.2.2 I have not configured connection pooling in Jboss. Ibatis takes care of everything. But I see a connection in the database which is open in the morning but still being used, like reused. I just see a couple of them and not too many. How could just the 2

DAO Framework - how to disable connection pooling..

Ok, well these would sound funny, but i didn't knew at all before today that iBatis DAO framework uses connection pooling internally. Anyways i am somewhat struggling to figure out as to how to disable it..I dont have any attribute relating to it (and thats why didnt knew at all) but apparently

Re: DAO Framework - how to disable connection pooling..

Thanks for the quick followup Larry I think i need to give some more details here... I have already OracleAs (Oc4j) connection pooling setup, and the jndi datasource (jdbc/proxy) is already configured to use the very connection pool. Anyways, last night while trying to test as to what

Re: DAO Framework - how to disable connection pooling..

=xyz/mapping/BeanMapping4.xml/ /sqlMapConfig mfs wrote: Ok, well these would sound funny, but i didn't knew at all before today that iBatis DAO framework uses connection pooling internally. Anyways i am somewhat struggling to figure out as to how to disable it..I dont have any attribute

Re: [Fwd: [Fwd: Re: connection pooling]]

what happens if the ping fails. does the connection getting removed from the pool? the reason why i don't have pinging enabled is because i want to control the case when a connection is closed for one cluster on my own (so i can switch to another cluster). even if i could solve the problem by

Re: connection pooling

what happens if the ping fails. does the connection getting removed from the pool? the reason why i don't have pinging enabled is because i want to control the case when a connection is closed for one cluster on my own (so i can switch to another cluster). even if i could solve the problem by

Re: connection pooling

Do you have the ping query (or validation query) enabled? Cheers, ClintonOn 11/17/05, mischa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is there anything i can do to prevent ibatis from putting backconnetions to the pool when they are already closed? i am working withcluster pairs and when the connection to one