public interface LazyAssociatableConnectionManager
ConnectionManager
implementation. An implementation of
this interface must support the lazy connection association optimization.Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
associateConnection(Object connection,
ManagedConnectionFactory mcf,
ConnectionRequestInfo cxReqInfo)
This method is called by a resource adapter (that is capable of
lazy connection association optimization) in order to lazily associate
a connection object with a
ManagedConnection instance. |
void |
inactiveConnectionClosed(Object connection,
ManagedConnectionFactory mcf)
This method is called by the resource adapter (that is capable of
lazy connection association optimization) in order to notify the
application server that a disassociated connection handle is closed.
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void associateConnection(Object connection, ManagedConnectionFactory mcf, ConnectionRequestInfo cxReqInfo) throws ResourceException
ManagedConnection
instance.connection
- the connection object that is to be associated.mcf
- The ManagedConnectionFactory
instance that was
originally used to create the connection object.cxReqInfo
- connection request information. This information must
be the same as that used to originally create the connection object.ResourceException
- Generic exception.ApplicationServerInternalException
- Application server specific exception.SecurityException
- Security related error.ResourceAllocationException
- Failed to allocate system resources for
connection request.ResourceAdapterInternalException
- Resource adapter related error condition.void inactiveConnectionClosed(Object connection, ManagedConnectionFactory mcf)
The application server can then perform any cleanup operations related to the disassociated connection handle in its connection pool.
connection
- the disassociated connection object handle that
has been closedmcf
- The ManagedConnectionFactory
instance that was
originally used to create the connection object.Copyright © 2019 Eclipse Foundation.
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