Pool Overview
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- Extend the JDK Classes with Jakarta Commons, Part III - Explore Jakarta Commons components that enable you to parse arguments in a command-line application, connect to various file systems at the same time, allow an application to uniformly access configurations loaded from various sources, and pool covers any object.
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Q: How can I reinitialize GenericObjectPool after a network failure? (factory = PoolableConnectionFactory)
Q: If I have multiple threads calling into my method which contains the borrowObject call, do I have to synchronize around this, or are borrowObject and returnObject thread safe?
A: It's implementation dependent. The implementations that come in the official download are thread safe. Of course it is possible this may change in the future if new implementations are added to the package. Be sure to check the JavaDocs.
Q: What is the general purpose of pooling Interfaces ?
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