weblogic.jdbc.extensions
Interface ConnectionPoolFailoverCallback

public interface ConnectionPoolFailoverCallback

Controls the failover of WebLogic Server MultiPools.

If an application registers a class with WebLogic Server that implements this interface, WebLogic Server invokes this interface's method "allowPoolFailover()" and take different action depending on the return code from the method invocation.

For failover, applies to MultiPools with the High Availability algorithm only. For failback (when re-enabling an automatically disabled connection pool), applies to all MultiPools.

See Also:

JDBCMultiPoolMBean.setConnectionPoolFailoverCallbackHandler(java.lang.String)

Field Summary

static int	DONOT_FAILOVER A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.
static int	OK A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.
static int	OPCODE_CURR_POOL_BUSY A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover method.
static int	OPCODE_CURR_POOL_DEAD A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover() method.
static int	OPCODE_REENABLE_CURR_POOL A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover method.
static int	RETRY_CURRENT A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.

Method Summary

int	allowPoolFailover(String currPool, String nextPool, int opcode) The WebLogic Server MultiPool invokes this method under various failover or failback conditions.

Field Detail

OPCODE_CURR_POOL_DEAD

static final int OPCODE_CURR_POOL_DEAD

A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover() method.

Indicates that JDBC connections in the connection pool have failed a connection test. The MultiPool is ready to failover to the nextPool connection pool.

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Constant Field Values

OPCODE_CURR_POOL_BUSY

static final int OPCODE_CURR_POOL_BUSY

A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover method.

Indicates that all JDBC connections in the current connection pool are in use. The MultiPool is ready to reroute the connection request to the nextPool connection pool.

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Constant Field Values

OPCODE_REENABLE_CURR_POOL

static final int OPCODE_REENABLE_CURR_POOL

A parameter passed to the callback handler in the allowPoolFailover method.

Indicates that the 'currPool' connection pool is now available and the MultiPool can re-enable that connection pool.

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Constant Field Values

OK

static final int OK

A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.

Indicates that the MultiPool should proceed with the current operation.

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Constant Field Values

RETRY_CURRENT

static final int RETRY_CURRENT

A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.

Indicates that the MultiPool should retry connection requests with the current connection pool.

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Constant Field Values

DONOT_FAILOVER

static final int DONOT_FAILOVER

A return code from the allowPoolFailover method.

Indicates that the MultiPool should NOT failover or failback. If the MultiPool is attempting to failover, Weblogic Server will throw a weblogic.jdbc.extensions.PoolUnavailableSQLException. On failback, no exception will be thrown.

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

allowPoolFailover

int allowPoolFailover(String currPool,
                      String nextPool,
                      int opcode)

The WebLogic Server MultiPool invokes this method under various failover or failback conditions. The callback handler should return one of the following codes from this method, based upon application-specific semantics:

• OK
• RETRY_CURRENT
• DONOT_FAILOVER

Parameters:

currPool - - name of connection pool currently in use. Will NEVER be null.

nextPool - - name of next available connection pool listed in the MultiPool.

• Is null if the currPool is the last connection pool in the list.
• Is null for opcode 'OPCODE_REENABLE_CURR_POOL'.

opcode - - operation being performed:

• OPCODE_CURR_POOL_DEAD
• OPCODE_CURR_POOL_BUSY
• OPCODE_REENABLE_CURR_POOL