Our project uses the BasicDataSource class to create and maintain
the pool of database connections (internally, the BasicDataSource creates an
AbandonedObjectPool for the connection pooling). What I noticed is that
when the close() method is called on the BasicDataSource, the "abandoned
connections" are not being returned to the pool in order for them to be
closed.
The check for whether "abandoned connections" are returned to the
pool is only performed in the AbandonedObjectPool's borrowObject(). Since
the AbandonedObjectPool does not have a close() method to return all the
abandoned connections to the pool, does anyone know of another way to
accomplish this when the pool is being closed?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Cheryl Timko
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