Originally Posted by
masijade
Enterprise application,
I have two ends, my own local machine upon which I will eagerly dig through ten thousand lines of code and build the entire jvm from sources if I absolutely have to and the open wire on which I will have to do as you are instructing me.
I have totally had it ten times over with getting s#####d by people who should know better. People with plenty of experience and degrees who have an agenda. Not my agenda. The link you cite goes to Derby. Load times there are measured in seconds, I measure time in milliseconds: About 1/75th second to 1/85th second for something to respond or I am under attack ~ no questions, no exception trapping.
I am not trying to be difficult, I just went through a website where the author has 3,700 pages in html 1.1 / 1.0 and not one ounce of scripting or throttled responses.
Please do not take this as bad manners. There is a discussion of the matter under
The Java Community Process(SM) Program - JSRs: Java Specification Requests - detail JSR# 282 which I cite because that is the work of professionals. I am not degreed.
Originally Posted by
masijade
it will be running in a container/server that provides Connection Pooling resources, so that line should never occur in your code, but rather, you should be using DataSources.
I will be doing my own connection pooling, for the above cited reasons.