Package oracle.ucp.jdbc


package oracle.ucp.jdbc
  • Class
    Description
    This callback allows applications and frameworks to initialize connections retrieved from Universal Connection Pool using common actions, before the connections are put to use.
    New callback interface for connection labeling support.
    Interface supporting abandoned connection timeout handling for JDBC java.sql.Connections.
    Interface supporting time-to-live connection timeout handling for JDBC java.sql.Connections.
    Interface supporting Connection Harvesting for JDBC java.sql.Connections.
    Various runtime statistics for the Universal Connection Pool that are specific to JDBC resources.
    Interface supporting Connection Labeling for JDBC java.sql.Connections.
    A connection pool-aware data source interface.
     
    Data source factory for creating instances of the pool-enabled PoolDataSource or PoolXADataSource that provide access to Universal Connection Pool functionalities.
    A connection pool-aware data source.
    A Universal Connection Pool-enabled XA data source.
    A connection pool-aware data source.
    A builder created from a PoolDataSource object, used to get a connection to the database that the PoolDataSource object represents.
    Deprecated.
    This DataSource wraps a UCP PoolDataSource instance with two objectives: Inject it in the Application Scope (to be referenced by Servlets, EJBs, etc).
    This ServletContextListener implementation creates a UCP DataSource by reading context initialization parameters and binds it to JNDI and to an ApplicationScoped object (same object) to be able to be retrieved (via JNDI or Injection) by other components in the container.
    A builder created from a PoolXADataSource object, used to get a connection to the database that the PoolXADataSource object represents.
    This interface allows JDBC applications to easily and quickly determine the usability of a java.sql.Connection object and to identify connection objects that should no longer be used for connection pooling.