I think both terms have the same meaning of caching the the database connections.In
oracle implemenatation ConnectionCache object refers to the pool of connections which
are all connected to the same datasource. So when u setup your pooled datasource ,you
have to specify the database url,user name and password. This pooledconnections are
all physical connections to the database.So when you use this pooledconnections with
you connectionCache object it returns the logical handle to these physical
connections. So whatever the getconnection and closeconnection methods you are calling
are internally calling the methods of pooledconnections.
I also have confusion like why they have defined two terms like connectionpool and
cachedconnections.
If you know anything ...let me know....
At 05:39 PM 06/26/2000 -0700, you wrote:
><<It also supports caching of connections>>
>What is the difference between connection "caching" and connection
>"pooling"?
>
>Dave Ford
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