Dave Cramer wrote:
> I posted the proof of concept back in June of last year, and again in
> March.
>
> I searched the archives but was unable to find where you voiced this
> opinion ?
It was as a reply to your post last year:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-jdbc/2006-06/msg00049.php
Maybe I should've voiced my opinion more strongly back then..
> Either way, the patch is written in such a way to be very non-invasive
> to the driver, and the code
> will only ever be executed (except for a single if statement) if the
> user enables the feature.
>
> Can you be more specific about why you want this as a separate module ?
I'd just like to keep the core JDBC driver slim as a matter of
principle. Given that most application servers already have their own
connection pooling and prepared statement caching implementation, and
the fact that there's other stand-alone implementations out there
(Apache DBCP, for example), most people who need the JDBC driver don't
need another connection pool and statement cache.
As a separate module, the pool and the cache could get a wider audience.
You could use it with different databases and JDBC drivers in addition
to PostgreSQL. And it wouldn't be tied to PostgreSQL driver release
cycle, and vice versa.
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