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Hello,
I m trying to develop an java application that interacts with database using Castor JDO API(www.castor.exolab.org/jdo.html). I m doing this because I want to write code in the Java that transparently accesses the underlying data store, without using database-specific code. I also want to hide the database implementation in such a way that any changes to database structure should not affect the code accessing it.
But Castor JDO doesn't use connection caching/pooling, that is necessary to optimise the performance of my application. Does someone know aboput a workaround for Castor JDO or a good alternative to Castor JDO that uses connection caching/pooling? Please help.
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Accoording to the .8 draft of the JDO spec, you should be able
to configure a connection pool via the ConnectionFactory. Are you sure Castor doesn't allow this?
 
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