Hi,
As far as I know noone is trying to add connection pooling functionality to
interclient: it certainly isn't there now.

I'm a little confused by the jdbc specs description of where connection
pooling functionality goes, and why they have a ConnectionPoolDataSource.
If you read the jca resource adapter spec, they are very clear that
connection pooling is functionality that an application server should
provide, and that an app server may provide different quality of service
for its connection pooling. The implementation of jdbc connection pooling
I have seen follows this model.

I have read that there are many others, however you may wish to look at the
jbosspool subproject of jboss (www.jboss.org) for an implementation that
can be used to wrap interclient to produce pooling. I don't know exactly
how tied this is to the jboss infrastructure: I think it is independent.

The new driver (client-java in cvs) will have as its first supported mode a
jca resource adapter supporting xa transactions and pooling via an external
ConnectionManager. (The adapter is supposed to provide a default
ConnectionManager,.... we'll see when)

david jencks

On 2001.06.04 06:27:59 -0400 Nick Sydenham wrote:
> There have been a number of messages in this group talking about
> setting up connection pools, however, all the sources I have seen
> don't support this functionality yet in v2. Is there another version
> of interclient.jar hiding somewhere?
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