Maybe the reason for different number of connections shown by Oracle and DBCP is that Oracle has its own connection pool ?
For example Oracle may decide to return a connection to the pool after a query is finished even of the connection is not closed by the client.
The reason may be that not all clients properly close a connection.
By pooling connections on the server + timeout mechanism Oracle can save resources.


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John Zoetebier
Web site: http://www.transparent.co.nz



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