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Posted to dev@commons.apache.org by Juan Ignacio Cidre <ji...@sib.interbanking.com.ar> on 2003/11/22 22:46:58 UTC
DBCP - ReapingObjectPool
I was needing an ObjectPool that 'remembers' the borrowed objects so it
can recollect them if not returned after a while.
Is there something like that arround?
I've extended GenericObjectPool to have that functionallity. I can give
it to the project if there is not a better option than mine.
Since this would be my first contribution to the project, and I don't
know the customs, I would need some help (I've read all the on-line
guides, already, )
N.
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Re: DBCP - ReapingObjectPool
Posted by Juan Ignacio Cidre <ji...@sib.interbanking.com.ar>.
I saw AbandonedObjectPool but it is deprecated and is in the DBCP.
I was looking for an ObjectPool.
I've extended GenericObjectPool with similar features.
Here it is.
I'm using this as the ObjectPool of a PoolingDataSource and is working
perfectly well.
note:
TimestampedStackTrace is not generic, it responds to my particular
needs and can be taken away or replaced pretty simple.
N.
Dirk Verbeeck wrote:
> Actually we already have something similar: AbandonedObjectPool.
> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/xref/org/apache/commons/dbcp/AbandonedObjectPool.html
>
>
> Many enhancements are possible, I have been playing around the
> java.lang.ref package to see if it can provide a safe way to recover
> abandoned objects.
>
> Contributing is as simple as posting your improvements to the list.
> A whole new file or a patch for existing files.
> If there isn't a committer around then you can also make a bugzilla
> item for it. Writing comments to make the review easier helps and if
> you have junit tests then you can be sure your contribution won't go
> unnoticed.
> If you're thinking about doing a lot of work then first discuss it on
> the list just to make sure we are on the same line.
>
> Contributions are always welcome, bugfixes, enhancements, website
> updates, documentation, you name it...
>
> Cheers
> Dirk
>
>
> Juan Ignacio Cidre wrote:
>
>> I was needing an ObjectPool that 'remembers' the borrowed objects so
>> it can recollect them if not returned after a while.
>>
>> Is there something like that arround?
>>
>> I've extended GenericObjectPool to have that functionallity. I can
>> give it to the project if there is not a better option than mine.
>> Since this would be my first contribution to the project, and I don't
>> know the customs, I would need some help (I've read all the on-line
>> guides, already, )
>> N.
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Re: DBCP - ReapingObjectPool
Posted by Dirk Verbeeck <di...@pandora.be>.
Actually we already have something similar: AbandonedObjectPool.
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/xref/org/apache/commons/dbcp/AbandonedObjectPool.html
Many enhancements are possible, I have been playing around the java.lang.ref
package to see if it can provide a safe way to recover abandoned objects.
Contributing is as simple as posting your improvements to the list.
A whole new file or a patch for existing files.
If there isn't a committer around then you can also make a bugzilla item for
it. Writing comments to make the review easier helps and if you have junit
tests then you can be sure your contribution won't go unnoticed.
If you're thinking about doing a lot of work then first discuss it on the list
just to make sure we are on the same line.
Contributions are always welcome, bugfixes, enhancements, website updates,
documentation, you name it...
Cheers
Dirk
Juan Ignacio Cidre wrote:
> I was needing an ObjectPool that 'remembers' the borrowed objects so it
> can recollect them if not returned after a while.
>
> Is there something like that arround?
>
> I've extended GenericObjectPool to have that functionallity. I can give
> it to the project if there is not a better option than mine.
> Since this would be my first contribution to the project, and I don't
> know the customs, I would need some help (I've read all the on-line
> guides, already, )
> N.
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