Ooops, I suppose I should give a complete method... sorry,
error in cut and paste.
public Object newInstance() throws Exception
{
AbstractJdbcConnection jdbcConnection = null;
Connection l_conn = null;
try {
if( null == m_username )
l_conn = DriverManager.getConnection( m_dburl );
else
l_conn = DriverManager.getConnection( m_dburl,
m_username, m_password );
jdbcConnection = new JdbcConnection(l_conn,
this.m_keepAlive);
} catch( Exception e ) {
try
{
if( null == m_username )
l_conn = DriverManager.getConnection( m_dburl );
else
l_conn = DriverManager.getConnection( m_dburl,
m_username, m_password );
// Support the deprecated connection constructor as
well.
boolean oracleKeepAlive = ( m_keepAlive != null ) &&
m_keepAlive.equalsIgnoreCase(
JdbcConnectionFactory.ORACLE_KEEPALIVE );
jdbcConnection = new JdbcConnection(l_conn,
this.m_keepAlive);
} catch( Exception ie ) {
if( getLogger().isDebugEnabled() )
{
getLogger().debug( "Exception in
JdbcConnectionFactory.newInstance:", ie );
}
throw new NoValidConnectionException( ie.getMessage
() );
}
}
jdbcConnection.enableLogging( getLogger() );
// Not all drivers are friendly to explicitly setting
autocommit
if( jdbcConnection.getAutoCommit() != m_autoCommit ) {
jdbcConnection.setAutoCommit( m_autoCommit );
}
if( getLogger().isDebugEnabled() ) {
getLogger().debug( "JdbcConnection object created" );
}
return jdbcConnection;
}
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