> On Sep 3, 2015, at 9:22 AM, Pruitt, Byron S <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I am new to the DBCP framework and I have some newbie questions.
>
> I have the PoolingDataSourceExample working with my driver and I get
> connections from my DataSource.
>
> What I am unclear on is how I return a connection back to the pool.
> After I have finished with executing a statement and finished with the
> ResultSet or having issued a commit if that is needed, then what?
> Do I do nothing with the connection? How is the connection returned to pool,
> so it can be reused?
Just call close() on the connection. That will cause the physical connection
to be returned to the pool.
>
>
> Also, it looks like the way to configure the pool for the number of
> connections, etc. is via GenericObjectPoolConfig passed to the
> GenericObjectPool instance.
>
>
Correct. If you don't want to separately create and configure the object pool,
have a look at BasicDatasource, which exposes the pool configure parameters
directly.
Phil
>
> Thanks ahead for any answers.
>
>
> Steve Pruitt
>
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