Class ConnectionContext
java.lang.Object
org.deltava.jdbc.ConnectionContext
- Direct Known Subclasses:
HTTPContext
,TaskContext
A Context object that allows fetching of connections from a JDBC connection pool.
- Since:
- 1.0
- Version:
- 11.4
- Author:
- Luke
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Nested Class Summary
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Constructor Summary
Constructors -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
commitTX()
Commits the current JDBC transaction.Reserves a JDBC Connection from the connection pool.getDB()
Returns the default database name.boolean
Returns whether a JDBC connection has been reserved by this context.long
release()
Returns a JDBC Connection to the connection pool.void
Rolls back the current JDBC transaction.void
Updates the default database name.void
startTX()
Starts a JDBC transaction block, by turning off autoCommit on the reserved Connection.
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Constructor Details
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ConnectionContext
public ConnectionContext()
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Method Details
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getConnection
Reserves a JDBC Connection from the connection pool.- Returns:
- a JDBC Connection
- Throws:
ConnectionContext.ConnectionPoolException
- if an error occursIllegalStateException
- if a connection has already been reserved by this context- See Also:
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hasConnection
public boolean hasConnection()Returns whether a JDBC connection has been reserved by this context.- Returns:
- TRUE if a Connection has been reserved, otherwise FALSE
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getDB
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setDB
Updates the default database name.- Parameters:
dbName
- the database name
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startTX
Starts a JDBC transaction block, by turning off autoCommit on the reserved Connection.- Throws:
IllegalStateException
- if no JDBC Connection is reservedTransactionException
- if a JDBC error occurs
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commitTX
Commits the current JDBC transaction.- Throws:
IllegalStateException
- if no JDBC Connection is reservedTransactionException
- if a JDBC error occurs
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rollbackTX
public void rollbackTX()Rolls back the current JDBC transaction. This will consume all exceptions. -
release
public long release()Returns a JDBC Connection to the connection pool.- Returns:
- the time the connection was in use, in milliseconds
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