For the curious (and because maybe the tip is overlook-able) the
reason my code triggered this exception is because, while the
generated sample app uses the "default" database, my project used the
"abc" database ... and that means all the tr.properties for
"database.default.*" must be copied and a new set of "database.abc.*"
properties added.
This division is a Good Thing because, in my case, the 'abc' database
is going to see orders of magnitude more transactions than the
'default' (which is only used for the Flux authentication?) and even
though both are set to the same database.*.url (ie, they are
physically the same MySQL database), I get fine control over the pool
and session parameters for each use of it.
I had mistakenly assumed that "database.default." implied "these are
the settings for all databases in the absense of any other directives"
whereas it obviously means "settings for the database called
'default'"
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Gary Lawrence Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TeleDynamics Communications Inc
Business Innovations Through Open Source Systems: http://www.teledyn.com
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