ps.
My apologies. I have no experience with JDBC; I
noticed that the Connection object is in java.sql and
in fact not a Torque object. It certainly looks as
though one can set the Connection object to be
"read-only".
_However_, I'm still not sure if my read() method
would need a Connection object. e.g. I have code now
(in various places in the app) that simply creates a
Criteria object and then reads from the database. It
works fine, but I'm still wondering how this will work
with concurrency.
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