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Datasource vs Connection
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A Kumar
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Whats the diff between datasource object and a Connection object The what does a connection pool is(collection of Connections)
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Jeroen Wenting
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a datasource wraps a connection. a connection pool pools connections. a datasource may be a connection pool
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A Kumar
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Do u meant to say that a datasource is nothing but a wrapper for a connection object or a connection pool object. And what if the connectio pool itself consists of multiple connections Thx in advance, A Kumar
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Stan James
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The doc for DataSource is pretty clear: "A factory for connections to the physical data source that this DataSource object represents." So you get connections from the DataSource. It also points out that maintaining a connection pool or supporting distributed transactions are optional. One nice thing is that datasources are configured outside the code so we can switch databases or even database vendors without touching any of the code.
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