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PostPosted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 12:55 pm 
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Hibernate version:2.12

I am using Weblogic 8.1 Server and Oracle 10g JDBC driver. From Hibernate mapping/properties file, I configured to use Weblogic datasource through JNDI. So the JDBC connection pool is configured at Weblogic console. Do I need to consider hibernate.connection.pool_size in hibernate.properties file? If I define its value as "1", does that will override Weblogic console configuration? My thinking is not. Weblogic configuration should take effect since I am using WLS' JDBC connection pooling. Just wanted to confirm.

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from what I understand hibernate.connection.pool_size is used to turn on
Hibernates internal connection pooling mechanism - but it is recommended that for anything other than testing you turn this off and use a third party connection pool.

In your case then, I assume what you want to do is remove the pool_size setting entirely.


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