I call it a sideways migration because it effectively provides the same thing... a pretty reliable database pooler that can't survive a database outage. DBCP 1.0 has various bugs, including the inability to remove bad connections from the database without a validation SQL statement.
The point of this though is that DBCP at least has some hope of future upgrades, while mordred does not. Eventually DBCP will have another release with some of these issues cleaned up, and then we can just drop in the replacement and get the upgrades.
I committed to the 2.x branch, and I guess we can merge the changes to 3.x as well if appropriate.
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