public class ProxoolConnectionProvider extends java.lang.Object implements ConnectionProvider
ConnectionProvider| Constructor and Description |
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ProxoolConnectionProvider() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
Release all resources held by this provider.
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void |
closeConnection(java.sql.Connection conn)
Dispose of a used connection.
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void |
configure(java.util.Properties props)
Initialize the connection provider from given properties.
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java.sql.Connection |
getConnection()
Grab a connection
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boolean |
supportsAggressiveRelease()
Does this connection provider support aggressive release of JDBC
connections and re-acquistion of those connections (if need be) later?
This is used in conjunction with
org.hibernate.cfg.Environment.RELEASE_CONNECTIONS
to aggressively release JDBC connections. |
public java.sql.Connection getConnection()
throws java.sql.SQLException
getConnection in interface ConnectionProviderjava.sql.SQLExceptionpublic void closeConnection(java.sql.Connection conn)
throws java.sql.SQLException
closeConnection in interface ConnectionProviderconn - a JDBC connectionjava.sql.SQLExceptionpublic void configure(java.util.Properties props)
throws HibernateException
configure in interface ConnectionProviderprops - SessionFactory propertiesHibernateExceptionpublic void close()
throws HibernateException
close in interface ConnectionProviderHibernateExceptionpublic boolean supportsAggressiveRelease()
ConnectionProviderorg.hibernate.cfg.Environment.RELEASE_CONNECTIONS
to aggressively release JDBC connections. However, the configured ConnectionProvider
must support re-acquisition of the same underlying connection for that semantic to work.
Typically, this is only true in managed environments where a container
tracks connections by transaction or thread.
Note that JTA semantic depends on the fact that the underlying connection provider does
support aggressive release.supportsAggressiveRelease in interface ConnectionProviderConnectionProvider.supportsAggressiveRelease()Copyright © 2013. All Rights Reserved.