public class DataSourceConnectionProvider extends java.lang.Object implements ConnectionProvider
DataSource-oriented
 ConnectionProvider
 
 This implementation wraps a JDBC DataSource. jOOQ will use that data
 source for initialising connections, and creating statements.
 
 Use this connection provider if you want to run distributed transactions,
 such as javax.transaction.UserTransaction. jOOQ will
 close() all connections after query execution (and
 result fetching) in order to return the connection to the connection pool. If
 you do not use distributed transactions, this will produce driver-specific
 behaviour at the end of query execution at close() invocation
 (e.g. a transaction rollback). Use a DefaultConnectionProvider
 instead, to control the connection's lifecycle, or implement your own
 ConnectionProvider.
| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
DataSourceConnectionProvider(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource)  | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
java.sql.Connection | 
acquire()
Acquire a connection from the connection lifecycle handler. 
 | 
javax.sql.DataSource | 
dataSource()  | 
void | 
release(java.sql.Connection connection)
Release a connection to the connection lifecycle handler. 
 | 
public DataSourceConnectionProvider(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource)
public javax.sql.DataSource dataSource()
public java.sql.Connection acquire()
ConnectionProvider
 This method is called by jOOQ exactly once per execution lifecycle, i.e.
 per ExecuteContext. Implementations may freely chose, whether
 subsequent calls to this method:
 
javax.transaction.UserTransaction)
 jOOQ will guarantee that every acquired connection is released through
 ConnectionProvider.release(Connection) exactly once.
acquire in interface ConnectionProviderExecuteContext.public void release(java.sql.Connection connection)
ConnectionProviderjOOQ will guarantee that every acquired connection is released exactly once.
release in interface ConnectionProviderconnection - A connection that was previously obtained from
            ConnectionProvider.acquire(). This is never null.Copyright © 2018. All Rights Reserved.