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How should I manage connections? Database connections in a cloud hosted environment should be managed differently to those on a conventional server. In particular, be aware that your database instance may be taken offline while not in use, and any pooled connections would be closed. We recommend that a new connection is created to service each HTTP request, and re-used for the duration of that request (since the time to create a new connection is similar to that required to test the liveness of an existing connection).
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 12:39 PM, Roland Beuker <roland.beuker@arcus-business.com> wrote:
I want to use Hibernate with Google Cloud SQL. With one connection its working, but when i try to use c3p0 for connection pooling i get a java.security.AccessControlException. The Hibernate documentation states it is important to use connection in a production environment. Is Google going to enable this connection pooling option on Google Cloud SQL?Regards,Roland Beuker--
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