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Document URL: Technical Preview Feature Information for Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6.0.1: https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_JBoss_Data_Grid/6/html-single/Technical_Preview/index.html Section Number and Name: 1.3. JBoss Data Grid Features and Usage Modes Table 1.1. JBoss Data Grid Features Describe the issue: Information is wrong in "Connection Pooling with JDBC cache store" row in the Table 1.1. JBoss Data Grid Features. Suggestions for improvement: * Check Client-Server Mode reason: Connection pool is provided as JDG feature. * Uncheck Library Mode reason: Connection pool is used in EAP's
NOTE: I point to "Connection Pooling with JDBC cache store" row. * Check Client-Server Mode reason: Connection pool is provided as JDG feature. * Uncheck Library Mode reason: Connection pool is used in EAP's
I'm fairly sure this is a JDG feature, and not EAP. Copying tristan and martin in case one of them can help clarify this issue. While this is a problem reported on older versions of docs, this should be fixed in the 6.2 release if, in fact, connection pooling is an EAP feature and not a JDG feature as indicated.
Let me clarify this... Now I'm referring to section "3.6.2. Connection management (pooling)" of Infinispan user guide - http://infinispan.org/docs/6.0.x/user_guide/user_guide.html In client-server mode, the connection pooling is provided through a DataSource that is available as one of JDG server's subsystems. In library mode, we can either run an application in EAP or we can run it as a standalone app (Java SE). When running in EAP, the connection pooling is again provided through the DataSource. When running standalone, we provide another connection pooling - through C3P0 library. JDG is then configured with PooledConnectionFactory.
One correction, the C3P0 library and PooledConnectionFactory were not supported in JDG 6.0.1, so we were not providing connection pooling for standalone applications at that point. We started to support it in JDG 6.1.0
Based on Martin's comments above, this appears to be not a bug. "Connection Pooling with JDBC cache store" is marked as available and supported for JDG 6.0.1. "Connection Pooling with JDBC cache store" was available, however not supported in Library mode for 6.0.1. and is indicated as unsupported in the table. Closing as NOTABUG.
Please feel free to reopen or comment further is other clarification is required.