I am invoking close in the finally clause. I am invoking close not to actually close the connection but to let the container know that I am done with it and that the connection can be recycled to the pool. Unfortunately it is not returned to the pool which makes JBoss basically unusable for me since enventually, I will run out of connections and my program starts hanging without any error being thrown. I also cannot set the number of connections indefinitely high since the database would object to that and it would be a waste of resources. Connection pooling is supposed to make use of resources more efficient. Obviously, it has the opposite effect. Thomas Kirsch -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List Help?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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