ashish shrivastava wrote:
Can you elaborate
have your tasks set the connection by setting a resource
getProject().setResource("my.task.-secret-jdbc-resource",jdbcConnection);
then let them fetch it later
JDBCConnection conn=(JDBCConnection)
getProject().getResource("my.task.-secret-jdbc-resource);
the connection will last until the project goes away. This could be a
bit long to hold a connection open, incidentally.
By using spaces in the resource name, you shou
6/12/06, Jan.Materne (AT) rzf (DOT) fin-nrw.de <Jan.Materne (AT) rzf (DOT) fin-nrw.dewrote:
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>some thoughts
>- datatypes support id/refid and are registered on the project
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>>Von: ashish shrivastava [mailto:ashish.indore (AT) gmail (DOT) com]
>>Gesendet: Montag, 12. Juni 2006 09:10
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>>Betreff: How to share a database connection between Tasks in ANT?
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>>I have a set of Tasks all requiring access to the very same
>>class instance (a db connection in practice). How can I
>>implement that with ANT?
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>So far, I have tried to implement this behaviour via a
>>TaskContainer but I can't get back the TaskContainer instance
>>from a Task, and hence the reference to the object I would
>>like to share via the TaskContainer, as far as the
>>TaskContainer and the Tasks are loaded in separate class loaders.
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>>I am converting a java based deploytool to ANT deployment
>>process.Theexisiting deploytool creates a connection pool and
>>then uses it subsequently to perform any database operation.I
>>am trying to implement the same.myimpression of SQL Task in
>>ANT is that i need to create a new connection each time for
>>performing DB operation.
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