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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2006-03-08 05:24 -------
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Possible testcase to illustrate bug

Hi there,

The testPoolableConnectionLeak method in this test case *may* illustrate the
bug. It shows that the connection pool has a getNumActive() equal to 1 even
after calling PoolableConnection.close() with already closed delegate
connection.

Applying Huw's patch shows no active objects in the connection pool after the
connection is closed. This is what I'd *expect* to happen, but correct me if
I'm wrong...

I am new to DBCP and I might not completely understand the issue, so if
somebody with more experience with these classes could check this out, that'd
be cool.

Thanks!

Regards,
James

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