public interface ConnectionWithAbandonedTimeout
java.sql.Connections.
A connection is considered abandoned when there is no activity from the connection to the backend resource for an extended period. By default, the connection pool reclaims the physical connection when a connection is determined to be abandoned.
The Universal Connection Pool supports the abandonedConnectionTimeout pool property and provides AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback to allow customized handling of abandoned connections.
Applications use this interface along with the abandonedConnectionTimeout properties for complete abandoned-connection handling.
PoolDataSource, AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
registerAbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback(AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback cbk)
Registers
AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback with this connection. |
void |
removeAbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback()
Removes the
AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback object registered with this connection, if any. |
void registerAbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback(AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback cbk) throws java.sql.SQLException
AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback with this connection.cbk - The AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback object to be registered.java.sql.SQLException - If there is a callback already registered with the connection.void removeAbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback()
throws java.sql.SQLException
AbandonedConnectionTimeoutCallback object registered with this connection, if any.java.sql.SQLException - If callback removal fails.