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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by "SANSONE, AARON M [AG-Contractor/1000]" <aa...@monsanto.com> on 2002/06/17 21:11:47 UTC
Datasource pooling issue. Connections exceed limit.
We are using a build of Cocoon from early March. We connect to an Oracle
database and have specified the connection pooling to use a minimum of 5
connections and a max of 10 connections. What we are seeing, is that our
number of connections to Oracle grows with each new connection from Cocoon
to our database way past 10 (we currently are looking at 55 connections).
Has anyone experienced this issue in either older versions or the current
build? Is this a known issue that has been resolved? I have been unable to
find any information in the archives on this issue.
Thanks,
Aaron
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Re: Datasource pooling issue. Connections exceed limit.
Posted by Tom Klaasen <to...@pandora.be>.
SANSONE, AARON M [AG-Contractor/1000] wrote:
> We are using a build of Cocoon from early March. We connect to an Oracle
> database and have specified the connection pooling to use a minimum of 5
> connections and a max of 10 connections. What we are seeing, is that our
> number of connections to Oracle grows with each new connection from Cocoon
> to our database way past 10 (we currently are looking at 55 connections).
>
> Has anyone experienced this issue in either older versions or the current
> build? Is this a known issue that has been resolved? I have been unable to
> find any information in the archives on this issue.
Don't forget to close the connection in your code: conn.close(). This
will not actually close the connection, but give it back to the pool.
At least, that's the way it was way back in September.
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