List of addConnectionEventListener() Examples

Examples of addConnectionEventListener()

com.alibaba.druid.pool.DruidPooledConnection.addConnectionEventListener()
javax.resource.spi.ManagedConnection.addConnectionEventListener()
javax.sql.PooledConnection.addConnectionEventListener()
Registers the supplied ConnectionEventListener with this PooledConnection. Once registered, the ConnectionEventListener will receive ConnectionEvent events when they occur in the PooledConnection. @param theListener an object which implements the ConnectionEventListener interface.
javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()
org.hsqldb.jdbc.pool.JDBCPooledConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

            ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT};


        XADataSource dsx = J2EEDataSource.getXADataSource();
        XAConnection xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes6 = new AssertEventCatcher(6);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes6);
        XAResource xar = xac.getXAResource();
        Xid xid = new cdsXid(1, (byte) 103, (byte) 119);


        // now check re-use of *Statement objects across local/global 
        // connections.

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        aes6.resetState();


        // attach the XA transaction to another connection and see what happens
        XAConnection xac2 = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes5 = new AssertEventCatcher(5);
        xac2.addConnectionEventListener(aes5);
        XAResource xar2 = xac2.getXAResource();


        xar2.start(xid, XAResource.TMJOIN);
        Connection cs2 = xac2.getConnection();

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        aes5.resetState();
        xac2.close();


        // allow close on already closed XAConnection
        xac2.close();
        xac2.addConnectionEventListener(null);
        xac2.removeConnectionEventListener(null);


        // test methods against a closed XAConnection and its resource
        try {
            // (DERBY-2532)

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        if (usingEmbedded())
        {
            SecurityCheck.assertSourceSecurity(xac, "javax.sql.XAConnection");
        }
        AssertEventCatcher aes3 = new AssertEventCatcher(3);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes3);
        assertConnectionOK(
            expectedValues, "XADataSource", xac.getConnection());
        //Check if got connection closed event but not connection error event
        assertTrue(aes3.didConnectionClosedEventHappen());
        assertFalse(aes3.didConnectionErrorEventHappen());

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        aes2.resetState();


        // test "local" XAConnections
        xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes4 = new AssertEventCatcher(4);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes4);
        assertConnectionOK(
            expectedValues, "XADataSource", xac.getConnection());
        //Check if got connection closed event but not connection error event
        assertTrue(aes4.didConnectionClosedEventHappen());
        assertFalse(aes4.didConnectionErrorEventHappen());

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        xac.close();


        // test "global" XAConnections
        xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes5 = new AssertEventCatcher(5);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes5);
        XAResource xar = xac.getXAResource();
        // checks currently only implemented for embedded 
        if (usingEmbedded())
        {
           SecurityCheck.assertSourceSecurity(

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()


        XADataSource dsx = J2EEDataSource.getXADataSource();
        JDBCDataSource.setBeanProperty(dsx, "DatabaseName", dbName);
        XAConnection xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes6 = new AssertEventCatcher(6);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes6);
        XAResource xar = xac.getXAResource();
        Xid xid = new cdsXid(1, (byte) 93, (byte) 103);


        // series 1 - Single connection object
        Connection cs1 = xac.getConnection();

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        // Some more isolation testing using SQL and JDBC api
        XADataSource dsx = J2EEDataSource.getXADataSource();
        JDBCDataSource.setBeanProperty(dsx, "DatabaseName", dbName);
        XAConnection xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes6 = new AssertEventCatcher(6);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes6);
        XAResource xar = xac.getXAResource();
        Connection conn = xac.getConnection();
        Statement s = conn.createStatement();
        // initial local
        assertConnectionState(

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()


        XADataSource dsx = J2EEDataSource.getXADataSource();
        JDBCDataSource.setBeanProperty(dsx, "DatabaseName", dbName);
        XAConnection xac = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes6 = new AssertEventCatcher(6);
        xac.addConnectionEventListener(aes6);
        XAResource xar = xac.getXAResource();
        Xid xid = new cdsXid(1, (byte) 103, (byte) 119);


        // now check re-use of *Statement objects across local/global 
        // connections.

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Examples of javax.sql.XAConnection.addConnectionEventListener()

        aes6.resetState();


        // attach the XA transaction to another connection and see what happens
        XAConnection xac2 = dsx.getXAConnection();
        AssertEventCatcher aes5 = new AssertEventCatcher(5);
        xac2.addConnectionEventListener(aes5);
        XAResource xar2 = xac2.getXAResource();


        xar2.start(xid, XAResource.TMJOIN);
        Connection cs2 = xac2.getConnection();

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