Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
If you are using SQLObject, it handles the connections for you.
I haven't tried out SQLObject so far, but that sounds like I should give
it a try. How does this work? Does it use a connection pool?
Yep. BTW, in SQLObject 2 / sqlapi I actually am borrowing some code
from DBUtils to split the pooling out into a separate layer:
http://svn.sqlobject.org/sqlapi/trunk/sqlapi/connect
Though I haven't figured out quite how it should work. For instance,
SQLite connections can't be pooled, they need to be allocated
per-thread. And I'm not sure if pooling is generally good or not --
per-thread connections seem a bit safer and otherwise just as good.
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