Re: DBCP: Question about throwing an exception when Connection.close() is called twice

2004-09-30 Thread Austin Mills
Dirk, I see your point about helping to detect poor logic, but wouldn't it be better to just print out a warning log message stating that the connection was double-closed, perhaps with a stack trace? That way, the code which would be legal (according to the javadoc) will still operate. This was

DBCP: Question about throwing an exception when Connection.close() is called twice

2004-09-10 Thread Austin Mills
Hello all, I just started using DBCP and am pretty happy with it, but I've come across something that seems a bit strange to me. When a connection received from the DBCP pool has close() called upon it two times, on the second call, it will throw an SQL exception such as: java.sql.SQLException: