Re: AW: How to initialize a component coming from the pool?

[Olivier Billard]

Hi Stefan,

I had the same pb, and I solved it the way Marco wrote, that is to say :

private field :
 - private Connection connection;
initialize (called once in the lifetime) :
 - get the datasource
dispose (called once in the lifetime);
 - release the datasource
recycle (called each time your component returns to the pool) :
 - close the connection and set it to null;
private getConnection() {
    if (connection==null)
        connection = datasource.getConnection();
    return connection;
}
and each time you need a connection, use getConnection() to get it.

For me, it works good.
HTH
--
Olivier Billard
On 10/02/2004 13:47, Stephan Coboos wrote:

Marco Rolappe wrote:

and why isn't that possible? AFAIK implementing Poolable doesn't prevent
implementing Disposable. if you implement Disposable, the component's
dispose() method should get called when the pool and therefore the
pooled/recycled component itself gets disposed.
 

Hello Marco,

yes, you're right. But I mean that Disposable for me has no affect
because I'am already using Recyclable and Dispose will only be
called if the component will be destoyed.
Best Regards
Stephan


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