I\'m using Hibernate and DBCP to manage mySQL connections, all in a Spring project. Everything is working fine. The only problem is that if the app stays still for a long time, it will throw a an exc
Which JDBC connection pool library should I use for a new application project (not web application)? Apache DBCP has enough unresolved issues which are pushed until 2.0 I think.
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We are using the org.apache.commons.dbcp.BasicDataSource as parent class for our datasources in Spring.
I have a basic Spring JDBC application with a pretty basic configuration: <bean id=\"myDataSource\" class=\"org.springframework.jdbc.datasource.DriverManagerDataSource\">
I looked for a similar question, but only found similar ones such as Godaddy JNDI Problem---Cannot create JDBC driver of class '' for connect URL 'null' which doesn\'t answer my generi
I\'m using Spring with DBCP and need to refresh my datasource when some configuration on operation environment changes, without restart all application.
I want to use commons DBCP in my web application. I am using java 1.6 and tomcat 6.0 . I really 开发者_运维知识库don\'t know how to configure DBCP as i am going to use it for the first
I have a strange situation. In jar A, I explicitly bring in version 1.3 of commons-dbcp. In jar B, I have a dependency on jar A. However, when I bring in the jar A dependency in jar B, my maven depend
It seems there is a lot of confusion between these two connection pooling libraries. What I want to know is which one is better (if at all)?
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