Have you tried looking at the Apache db connection pool? See
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/
It might save you some time and effort.
John Sidney-Woollett
Neil Murray said:
>> We're suffering (probably) a connection leak problem while
>> using Jdbc2PoolingDataSource that comes with jdbc drivers
>> for postgres 7.3.
>
> I posed a similar question to the forum a couple of weeks back and got no
> answer. I have similar problems, but my biggest bugbear is the fact that
> the
> Jdbc3PoolingDataSource (I use the JDBC3 drivers) does not throw any
> timeout
> exception if you use getConnection() and there are no available
> connections
> in the pool. The reason why there are no connections left in the pool is a
> matter I need to investigate further, but I could be experiencing a
> similar
> problem to you.
>
> My team is working on our own connection pool - which will provide a bit
> more transparency.
>
>
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