a hopefully simple question: is there any way to declaratively disable connection pooling for a JCA based data source in WAS 5.1?
Just to give some background, I'm debugging an app that talks to a backend system through a homegrown JCA resource adapter. I'm seeing problems that look as if the backend system gets confused from receiving more than one request on the same connection, so I would like to try to force WebSphere to not pool the connections.
I have been digging through the InfoCenter and various RedBooks, but I have been unable to find any information on whether I can somehow confi- gure a connection factory to not do pooling. My hope is to avoid having to rewrite the code that opens the connections, and if the problem is later fixed I will be able to just reenable pooling.
Best regards, Mikkel Lauritsen
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Originally posted by Mikkel Lauritsen: Hi all,
a hopefully simple question: is there any way to declaratively disable connection pooling for a JCA based data source in WAS 5.1?
Just to give some background, I'm debugging an app that talks to a backend system through a homegrown JCA resource adapter. I'm seeing problems that look as if the backend system gets confused from receiving more than one request on the same connection, so I would like to try to force WebSphere to not pool the connections.
I have been digging through the InfoCenter and various RedBooks, but I have been unable to find any information on whether I can somehow confi- gure a connection factory to not do pooling. My hope is to avoid having to rewrite the code that opens the connections, and if the problem is later fixed I will be able to just reenable pooling.
Best regards, Mikkel Lauritsen
I don't know the exact answer to your question, but may have a work around. Since your JCA adapter is your own, can't you have a singleton backending the connections, so that all connections from the same pool end up with this one object that talks to your legacy system. Would this work?
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