JDBC Connection Pool Example

Date: 2017-07-26

This article demonstrates how to implement JDBC connection pooling in a Java application using the DBCP library. Connection pooling improves performance by reusing database connections instead of repeatedly creating and destroying them, a costly operation. The tutorial details creating a Maven project in Eclipse, adding necessary dependencies (MySQL connector, connection pool libraries), and building a Java class to manage the connection pool. The process involves setting up a database, configuring the pool, and then using the pool to obtain and return database connections. The example uses a GenericObjectPool for robust pooling functionality.

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