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1. CommonsPoolTargetSource maxSize issue    forum.springsource.org

Hello, We have configured the pool at maxSize 25. Then we wrote a junit test case to see how it would handle returning the objects inside a loop. Somehow when the ...

2. CommonsPoolTargetSource with custom validation    forum.springsource.org

CommonsPoolTargetSource with custom validation In my Spring application I have a set of persistent objects (specifically XMPP connections in my case) that I would like to pool, and use a TargetSource ...

3. CommonsPoolTargetSource and Constructor Injection    forum.springsource.org

CommonsPoolTargetSource and Constructor Injection I am attempting to use CommonsPoolTargetSource to manage instances of an object that expects a Properties object passed to the constructor, then apply ProxyFactoryBean to enable pooling ...

4. Pooling with CommonsPoolTargetSource, maxSize never hit    forum.springsource.org

Jul 27th, 2005, 06:57 PM #1 martinwebb View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Jul 2005 Posts 6 Pooling with CommonsPoolTargetSource, maxSize never hit Hi, I'm pooling ...

5. CommonsPoolTargetSource    forum.springsource.org

CommonsPoolTargetSource Hi! I have a DAO (singleton) which uses one of it's injected properties (XPath) (which is not thread-safe) during calls. Each invocation on the singleton DAO should use it's own ...

6. [spring 2.0 RC2] CommonsPoolTargetSource bug    forum.springsource.org

Jul 7th, 2006, 06:15 AM #1 endriu View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Jul 2006 Posts 3 [spring 2.0 RC2] CommonsPoolTargetSource bug Hi! I'm trying to ...

7. Heterogeneous pooling, a la CommonsPoolTargetSource?    forum.springsource.org

Out of the box, Spring supports creation of a pool of homogeneous objects using the CommonsPoolTargetSource. All of the objects in the pool, though, must be identical. This works fine in ...

8. Extends CommonsPoolTargetSource    forum.springsource.org

Hi all. The CommonsPoolTargetSource uses by default the GenericObjectPool class, but I'd like to use the StackObjectPool. So I created my own class StackPoolTargetSource which extends the CommonsPoolTargetSource. The only method ...