Or maybe not... turns out I was looking at the documentation for the .net connector, so I need to reopen this question...
Ian. On Monday, March 5, 2012 3:53:31 PM UTC-6, Ian Clarke wrote: > > Ah, I just realized that Mysql's Java driver includes connection pooling > by default, so I guess this question is probably moot. Sorry for bugging > you :-) > > Ian. > > On Monday, March 5, 2012 3:47:31 PM UTC-6, Ian Clarke wrote: >> >> So, I realized that Jooq doesn't handle JDBC connection pooling, so I >> need an external solution. Unfortunately it's not obvious which options >> are best. Some appear hopelessly overcomplicated, others are unmaintained, >> and others require additional large dependencies (such as Tomcat). I'm not >> using any framework in my project other than Jersey and Grizzly to >> implement a JSON-HTTP API. >> >> Can anyone recommend any connection pool options that work nicely with >> Jooq? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Ian. >> >
