Proxool is a Java connection pool.
Features
Transparency: Transparently adds connection pooling to your existing JDBC driver.
Open Source: Our licence allows you flexibility to use it in both commerical
and other open source products.
Standards: Complies with the J2SE API, giving you the confidence to develop
to standards.
Control: You can monitor the performance of
your database connections and listen to connection events
Ease of use: It's easy to configure using the JDBC
API, XML, or Java property files - you decide.
News
14 December 2003 - 0.8.3
Changes to allow Proxool to work with Cglib 2.0. If you upgraded to Hibernate 2.1 then you will need to
upgrade to Proxool 0.8.3.
See the change log for details.
20 November 2003 -
We have removed the forums. The developer and user mailing lists are the preferred
place for questions and discussions and it was confusing having everything in two
places. All the forum messages have been forwarded to the user mailing list (sorry
for the flood of emails). You can find out more about the mailing lists
here.
5 November 2003 - 0.8.2
Fixes a bug which meant that no delegate driver properties (other than username and
password) were being passed onto the delegate driver. If you don't pass on any
delegate properties then you won't be affected.
See change log for details.
27 October 2003 - 0.8.1
Fixes a bug that crept into 0.8.0. It caused a NullPointerException during SQL logging
if you built your statements in a certain way. You should upgrade to 0.8.1. We are sorry
for any inconvenience. See change log for details.
Older news
Which JDK?
Proxool is fully compatible with JDK1.2, JDK1.3 and JDK1.4.
New: As of 0.8.0, because of the use of Cglib's
proxy library, we are now able to support all JDKs from 1.2 upwards.
Proxool in the wild
If you are using Proxool then let us know.
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