on 2/24/01 4:59 AM, "Sean Legassick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Which bit? > > I like that you just close a Connection object and it gets returned to > the pool with no special coding... You still have to put it into a finally in order to close() it. There is nothing gained by doing that and it is also confusing IMHO to do that because it overloads the meaning of close(). That is bad engineering design IMHO. -jon ------------------------------------------------------------ To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search: <http://www.mail-archive.com/turbine%40list.working-dogs.com/> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- RE: ConnectionPool ammendemends: JDBC 2.0 Compatibility &am... Brekke, Jeff
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemends: JDBC 2.0 Compatibilit... Jon Stevens
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- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemends: JDBC 2.0 Comp... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemends: JDBC 2.0 ... Daniel Rall
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemends: JDBC... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemends: ... Sean Legassick
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Sean Legassick
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Sean Legassick
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Sean Legassick
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Jon Stevens
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Sean Legassick
- Re: ConnectionPool ammendemen... Sean Legassick
