The connection have been closed after the default maximum time it is allowed
to remain active (5 minutes - 300000 milliseconds).
If you are running queries/updates that you expect to take longer than this
you need to set the 'maximum-active-time' property to something larger than
300000.
Here are some suggestions if you do not expect your query/update to take
that long:
1) Your query/update is taking longer than expected, for instance due to
excessive transactional locking. This is typically something that will
manifest itself in a multithreaded production environment, but not in a
single threaded development environment.
2) You are forgetting to close your connections somewhere.
3) You have aquired a reference to the original Connection that Proxool is
wrapping (by calling ProxoolFacade.getDelegateConnection(Connection
connection)) and are calling 'close' on that instad of on the Proxool
Connection.
CHR
> -----Original Message-----
> From: pro...@li...
> [mailto:pro...@li...]On Behalf Of Joe
> Shevland
> Sent: 28. oktober 2004 17:47
> To: pro...@li...
> Subject: [Proxool-developer] Connections closing
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Apologies about not doing a bit more research, but I'm in a
> fairly desperate
> state.
>
> We're using the Proxool pooling library; throughout development the pools
> worked fine but now in production we're seeing errors where the pools are
> closing connections after they remain open too long.
>
> The errors occur when Proxool kills connecitons that exceed the maximum
> active time:
>
> 2004-10-28 11:53:01,206 WARN #0075 was active for 306810
> milliseconds and
> has been removed automaticaly. The Thread responsible was named
> 'PoolThread-2'.
>
> The big problem that is causing flow-on effects, is that these connections
> are still being used by active threads e.g.
>
> 2004-10-28 11:53:01,206 ERROR problem occurred processing replication
> file; aborting
> java.sql.SQLException: Network error: socket closed
>
> I'm pretty desperate for options on how to make this behave better under
> load - I've had a pretty exhaustive look through the code and all
> connections are .close()'d as far as I can tell in finally clauses... Is
> there anything I can do to make the connection 'killing' less savage for
> clients that might be using the connection?
>
> I'm not on the list just yet, please if there's any suggestions reply in
> person also.
>
> Cheers,
> Joe
>
> Joe Shevland
> Senior Developer
> e-Wise Solutions
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