A better solution might be to have a Store which can use a JNDI named DataSource. Then let the DataSource worry about connection pooling, etc.
Glenn Tom Anderson wrote:
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I have been trying to use the JDBCStore stuff and found it to be a little unstable especially when the database connections have problems (or when the database is bounced). So, I decided to make some modifications that would allow it to drop connections on SQLExceptions and maintain a small connection pool (LinkedList of Connections).
Should I post the patch to this forum?
~Tom
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