On 1:59 PM, Pid wrote:
If you define the DataSource in GlobalNamingResources the pool will be
started and stopped with the Tomcat lifecycle.
Applications have their own lifecycle inside Tomcat, they are started
after Tomcat (obviously) and stopped before Tomcat stops (also obviously).
This is why the pool will not stop before your application, unless you
do something manual to change that.
If an application causes a thread to come into existence and allowing it
to have the WebappClassLoader as its context classloader value, but does
not shut it down, Tomcat complains.
This is similar to the problem with JDBC 4.0 drivers. The API docs state:
"Existing programs which currently load JDBC drivers using
Class.forName() will continue to work without modification."
However, if you continue reading and read closely, it becomes apparent
that drivers are automatically registered with DriverManager when a
database connection is created. In essence, a reference to a driver is
implicitly created and it is the responsibility of the application to
remove the reference. This doesn't seem like good design to me but no
fault to Tomcat.
-Terence Bandoian
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