Spring Connection Pooling?

Spring doesn't support inbuilt pooling. You should use a third party pool as mentioned above. DBCP and cp30 both work like a charm with spring.

All you need to do is when defining a datasource in your context. Xml, just use DBCP to define it.

There's a spring example at the BoneCP site: jolbox.com.

You might use a pooled datasource from the jdbc driver. E.g. In oracles library there is one.

AFAIK Spring doesn't include a pooled DataSource... you can use Apache DBCP for that, if you need a connection pool in a J2SE application. For container-hosted apps, you should configure a DataSource in the container and use it from your app.

1, experimented (with Apache DBCP) in a recent project. – Olivier Apr 23 '09 at 21:38.

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