Subject | AW: [Firebird-Java] FBWrappingDataSource - suspected Bug |
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Author | Steffen Heil (Mailinglisten) |
Post date | 2014-02-22T16:13:15Z |
Hi
What is the correct way to obtain a connection that can be used in a pool?
(I am considering using one of the mentioned packages or writing my own, as I am only using a very limited function set and I already have a wrapping class...)
On the other hand, I always preferred the build-in pool, since I thought that would be the only way to get the improvements from statement caching and all that...
Are these features deprecated as well or are they usable by any connection?
Altogether: What is the recommended way to get a connection and how to configure it?
Regards,
Steffen
> For Jaybird 2.2 I fixed some concurrency bugs in this class, but due to other fundamental flaws in the implementation of the connection pool in the org.firebirdsql.pool classes, I have decided to deprecate the entire package ...So there will be no pool implementation inside jaybird anymore?
What is the correct way to obtain a connection that can be used in a pool?
(I am considering using one of the mentioned packages or writing my own, as I am only using a very limited function set and I already have a wrapping class...)
On the other hand, I always preferred the build-in pool, since I thought that would be the only way to get the improvements from statement caching and all that...
Are these features deprecated as well or are they usable by any connection?
Altogether: What is the recommended way to get a connection and how to configure it?
Regards,
Steffen