Package org.apache.cayenne.conn

Examples of org.apache.cayenne.conn.PoolManager$PoolMaintenanceThread

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      DriverManager.registerDriver(new DriverShim(d));
    }

    // Connect
    Out.debug(getClass(), "Connecting to " + settings.url);
    dataSource = new PoolManager(
        null, // Setting this to null will force Cayenne to use the DriverManager
        settings.url,
        1,
        1,
        settings.username,
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        assertEquals(PersistenceState.DELETED, hollow.getPersistenceState());
    }

    private void changeMaxConnections(int delta) {
        PoolManager manager = (PoolManager) dataSource;
        manager.setMaxConnections(manager.getMaxConnections() + delta);
    }
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        try {
            PoolDataSource poolDS = new PoolDataSource(
                    connectionInfo.getJdbcDriver(),
                    connectionInfo.getDataSourceUrl());
            return new PoolManager(
                    poolDS,
                    1,
                    1,
                    connectionInfo.getUserName(),
                    connectionInfo.getPassword()) {
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        int minConnections = getIntProperty(JDBC_MIN_CONNECTIONS_PROPERTY, suffix, 1);
        int maxConnections = getIntProperty(JDBC_MAX_CONNECTIONS_PROPERTY, suffix, 1);

        ConnectionLogger logger = new ConnectionLogger();
        try {
            return new PoolManager(
                    driver,
                    url,
                    minConnections,
                    maxConnections,
                    username,
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            throw new ConfigurationException(message);
        }

        ConnectionLogger logger = new ConnectionLogger();
        try {
            return new PoolManager(
                    dataSourceDescriptor.getJdbcDriver(),
                    dataSourceDescriptor.getDataSourceUrl(),
                    dataSourceDescriptor.getMinConnections(),
                    dataSourceDescriptor.getMaxConnections(),
                    dataSourceDescriptor.getUserName(),
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        this.load(location);

        ConnectionLogger logger = new ConnectionLogger();

        try {
            return new PoolManager(driverInfo.getJdbcDriver(), driverInfo
                    .getDataSourceUrl(), driverInfo.getMinConnections(), driverInfo
                    .getMaxConnections(), driverInfo.getUserName(), driverInfo
                    .getPassword(), logger);
        }
        catch (Exception ex) {
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            maxConnection = 1;
        }

        // this code follows Cayenne DriverDataSourceFactory logic...
        try {
            return new PoolManager(
                    driverName,
                    url,
                    minConnection,
                    maxConnection,
                    properties.getProperty(Provider.DATA_SOURCE_USER_NAME_PROPERTY),
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        assertEquals(PersistenceState.COMMITTED, newObject.getPersistenceState());
    }

    private void changeMaxConnections(int delta) {
        PoolManager manager = (PoolManager) dataSource;
        manager.setMaxConnections(manager.getMaxConnections() + delta);
    }
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    private DataSource createDataSource() {
        try {
            PoolDataSource poolDS = new PoolDataSource(
                    dataSourceInfo.getJdbcDriver(),
                    dataSourceInfo.getDataSourceUrl());
            return new PoolManager(
                    poolDS,
                    1,
                    1,
                    dataSourceInfo.getUserName(),
                    dataSourceInfo.getPassword()) {
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        String password = getProperty(JDBC_PASSWORD_PROPERTY, suffix);
        int minConnections = getIntProperty(JDBC_MIN_CONNECTIONS_PROPERTY, suffix, 1);
        int maxConnections = getIntProperty(JDBC_MAX_CONNECTIONS_PROPERTY, suffix, 1);

        try {
            return new PoolManager(
                    driver,
                    url,
                    minConnections,
                    maxConnections,
                    username,
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