ObjectPool (DBPool 7.0.1 API)

java.lang.Object
- snaq.util.ObjectPool<T>

Type Parameters:

T - the type of reusable objects held in this pool

All Implemented Interfaces:

Comparable<ObjectPool<T>>

Direct Known Subclasses:

ConnectionPool
```
public abstract class ObjectPool<T extends Reusable>
extends Object
implements Comparable<ObjectPool<T>>
```
Base class for a pool system implementation. This class provides all the base functionality required and can be easily extended to provide pooling support for many different types of object.
New objects are retrieved on demand according to specified limits, and the pool can also ensure an object's validity before returning it. The limits which can be set for a pool include the number of items to be held in the pool (minimum/maximum), and the maximum number to ever be created.
Up to a maximum of maxSize items can exist simultaneously, but a maximum of maxPool are ever held in the pool for quick availability. The pool tries to maintain at least minPool items available for use even when the pool is not being used. As a result, if idleTimeout is enabled the number of available pooled items may reduce from maxPool down towards minPool if items are not used frequently.

ObjectPool should be sub-classed to override at least the following methods:
```
   protected T create() throws Exception
   protected boolean isValid(final T o)
   protected void destroy(final T o)
 
```
and optionally the following methods, which can be used for resource cleanup as required:
```
   protected preRelease()
   protected postRelease()
 
```
It is recommended that the sub-class implements methods for obtaining and returning items within the pool, casting the objects returned by this class as required to the appropriate class type. It is also recommended that the sub-class up-casts items to a user-defined interface when handing them to pool clients, to prevent clients tampering with class internals. For example, a database ConnectionPool class might sub-class ObjectPool, but only hand over instances cast to the java.sql.Connection interface.

Idle timeout of pooled items is handled by the idleTimeout parameter, which by default is specified in milliseconds. Sub-classes wanting to rescale to a different time unit should override the getIdleTimeoutMultiplier() method to return the appropriate value.

This class also support asynchronous destruction of items, which can be useful in circumstances where destruction of items held can take a long time which would delay the checkIn method. This also applies to the release of the pool after its final use, which should always be done using one of the release... methods.
Author:

Giles Winstanley

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type Class and Description

static class ObjectPool.Strategy
Enumeration of selection strategies.

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Class and Description
`static class`	`ObjectPool.Strategy` Enumeration of selection strategies.

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type Field and Description

protected org.slf4j.Logger log
SLF4J logger instance for writing log entries.

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field and Description
`protected org.slf4j.Logger`	`log` SLF4J logger instance for writing log entries.

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Modifier	Constructor and Description
`protected`	`ObjectPool(String name, int minPool, int maxPool, int maxSize, long idleTimeout)` Creates new object pool.
`protected`	`ObjectPool(String name, int maxPool, int maxSize, long idleTimeout)` Creates new object pool (with `minPool=0`).

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`void`	`addObjectPoolListener(ObjectPoolListener<T> x)` Adds an listener to the event notification list.
`void`	`checkIn(T o)` Checks an object into the pool, and notifies other threads that may be waiting for one to become available.
`T`	`checkOut()` Checks out an item from the pool.
`T`	`checkOut(long timeout)` Checks out an item from the pool.
`int`	`compareTo(ObjectPool<T> pool)` Compares this object with the specified object for order.
`protected abstract T`	`create()` Object creation method.
`protected abstract void`	`destroy(T o)` Object destruction method.
`boolean`	`equals(Object o)` Indicates whether some other object is "equal to" this one.
`void`	`flush()` Flushes the pool of all currently available items, emptying the pool.
`int`	`getCheckedOut()` Returns the number of items that are currently checked-out.
`LogUtil`	`getCustomLogger()` Returns the custom `LogUtil` instance being used, or null if it doesn't exist.
`int`	`getFreeCount()` Returns the number of items held in the pool that are free to be checked-out.
`long`	`getIdleTimeout()` Returns the idle timeout for unused items in the pool.
`protected float`	`getIdleTimeoutMultiplier()` Returns the multiplier for adjusting the idle timeout unit.
`protected long`	`getIdleTimeoutUnadjusted()` Returns the idle timeout for unused items in the pool (in milliseconds).
`protected long`	`getMaximumCleaningInterval()` Specifies the maximum time interval between cleaning attempts of the `Cleaner` thread (milliseconds).
`int`	`getMaxPool()` Returns the maximum number of items that can be pooled.
`int`	`getMaxSize()` Returns the maximum number of items that can be created.
`protected long`	`getMinimumCleaningInterval()` Specifies the minimum time interval between cleaning attempts of the `Cleaner` thread (milliseconds).
`int`	`getMinPool()` Returns the minimum number of items that should be kept pooled.
`String`	`getName()` Returns the pool name.
`String`	`getParametersString()` Returns a summary string of the pool's parameters.
`protected Class<? extends List>`	`getPoolClass()` Returns the class to use for the pool collection.
`float`	`getPoolHitRate()` Returns hit rate of the pool (between 0 and 1).
`float`	`getPoolMissRate()` Returns miss rate of the pool (between 0 and 1).
`long`	`getRequestCount()` Returns the number of check-out requests that have been made to the pool since either its creation or the last time the `resetHitCounter()` method was called.
`int`	`getSize()` Returns the total number of objects held (available and checked-out).
`int`	`hashCode()` Returns a hash code value for the object.
`void`	`init()` Initializes the pool with the default (i.e.
`void`	`init(int num)` Asynchronously initializes up to the specified number of items in the pool.
`boolean`	`isAsyncDestroy()` Returns whether asynchronous object destruction is enabled.
`boolean`	`isReleased()` Returns whether the pool has been released (and can no longer be used).
`protected abstract boolean`	`isValid(T o)` Object validation method.
`protected void`	`log_debug(String s)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_debug(String s, Throwable throwable)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_error(String s)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_error(String s, Throwable throwable)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_info(String s)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_info(String s, Throwable throwable)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_trace(String s)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_trace(String s, Throwable throwable)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_warn(String s)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`log_warn(String s, Throwable throwable)` Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
`protected void`	`postRelease()` Method to give a sub-class the opportunity to cleanup resources after the pool is officially released.
`protected void`	`preRelease()` Method to give a sub-class the opportunity to cleanup resources before the pool is officially released.
`void`	`registerShutdownHook()` Registers a shutdown hook for this ConnectionPoolManager instance to ensure it is released if the JVM exits.
`void`	`release()` Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down.
`void`	`release(long timeout)` Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down, allowing `timeout` milliseconds for the connections to be gracefully returned to the pool before they are forcibly destroyed.
`void`	`releaseAsync()` Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down.
`void`	`releaseAsync(long timeout)` Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down.
`void`	`releaseForcibly()` Deprecated. Use `releaseImmediately()` instead
`void`	`releaseImmediately()` Immediately releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down.
`void`	`removeObjectPoolListener(ObjectPoolListener<T> x)` Removes a listener from the event notification list.
`void`	`removeShutdownHook()` Unregisters a registered shutdown hook for this ConnectionPoolManager instance.
`void`	`resetHitCounter()` Resets the counters for determining the pool's hit/miss rates.
`void`	`setAsyncDestroy(boolean b)` Determines whether to perform asynchronous object destruction.
`void`	`setLog(PrintWriter writer)` Sets the custom log stream.
`void`	`setParameters(int minPool, int maxPool, int maxSize, long idleTimeout)` Sets the pooling parameters.
`void`	`setParameters(int maxPool, int maxSize, long idleTimeout)` Sets the pooling parameters (excluding `minPool`).
`void`	`setSelectionStrategy(ObjectPool.Strategy selection)` Sets the pool selection strategy.
`String`	`toString()` Returns a descriptive string for this pool instance.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

- Field Detail
  - log
```
protected org.slf4j.Logger log
```
    SLF4J logger instance for writing log entries.
- Constructor Detail
  - ObjectPool
```
protected ObjectPool(String name,
                     int minPool,
                     int maxPool,
                     int maxSize,
                     long idleTimeout)
```
    Creates new object pool.
    
    Parameters:
    
    name - pool name
    
    minPool - minimum number of pooled objects, or 0 for none
    
    maxPool - maximum number of pooled objects, or 0 for none
    
    maxSize - maximum number of possible objects, or 0 for no limit
    
    idleTimeout - idle timeout for pooled objects, or 0 for no timeout
  - ObjectPool
```
protected ObjectPool(String name,
                     int maxPool,
                     int maxSize,
                     long idleTimeout)
```
    Creates new object pool (with minPool=0).
    
    Parameters:
    
    name - pool name
    
    maxPool - maximum number of pooled objects, or 0 for none
    
    maxSize - maximum number of possible objects, or 0 for no limit
    
    idleTimeout - idle timeout for pooled objects, or 0 for no timeout
- Method Detail
  - registerShutdownHook
```
public void registerShutdownHook()
```
    Registers a shutdown hook for this ConnectionPoolManager instance to ensure it is released if the JVM exits.
  - removeShutdownHook
```
public void removeShutdownHook()
```
    Unregisters a registered shutdown hook for this ConnectionPoolManager instance.
  - toString
```
public String toString()
```
    Returns a descriptive string for this pool instance.
    
    Overrides:
    
    toString in class Object
  - getParametersString
```
public String getParametersString()
```
    Returns a summary string of the pool's parameters.
    
    Returns:
    
    A summary string of the pool's parameters
  - init
```
public final void init()
```
    Initializes the pool with the default (i.e. minpool) number of items. This spawns a new thread to create them in the background, but only if there is currently no other initialization thread running. The most common use of this method is immediately after creation of a pool, to ensure it starts to populate with minPool items.
  - init
```
public final void init(int num)
```
    Asynchronously initializes up to the specified number of items in the pool. This spawns a new thread to create them in the background. Note that the number of items specified for initialization is the final number of free items required in the pool, not the number to initialize. If free items already exist in the pool, these are included in the count.
    This method is somewhat redundant since the introduction of the minPool parameter, which should be used preferentially where applicable. It can sometimes be useful to create initial pooled items for a pool with minPool=0.
    
    Parameters:
    
    num - number of objects to initialize
  - checkOut
```
public final T checkOut()
                 throws Exception
```
    Checks out an item from the pool. If no free item is available, a new item is created unless the maximum number of items has been reached. If a free item is not valid it is removed from the pool and another is retrieved.
    
    Returns:
    
    item from the pool, or null if nothing available
    
    Throws:
    
    Exception - if there is an error creating a new object
  - checkOut
```
public final T checkOut(long timeout)
                 throws Exception
```
    Checks out an item from the pool. If there is no pooled item available and the maximum number possible has not been reached, another is created. If a free item is detected as being invalid it is removed from the pool and the another is retrieved. If an item is not available and the maximum number possible has been reached, the method waits for the timeout period for one to become available by being checked in.
    
    Parameters:
    
    timeout - timeout value in milliseconds
    
    Returns:
    
    item from the pool, or null if nothing available within timeout period
    
    Throws:
    
    Exception - if there is an error creating a new object
  - checkIn
```
public final void checkIn(T o)
```
    Checks an object into the pool, and notifies other threads that may be waiting for one to become available.
    
    Parameters:
    
    o - object to check in
  - release
```
public final void release()
```
    Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down. If any items are still checked-out, this method waits until all items have been checked-in before returning.
  - isReleased
```
public final boolean isReleased()
```
    Returns whether the pool has been released (and can no longer be used).
    
    Returns:
    
    true if pool has been released, false otherwise
  - releaseForcibly
```
@Deprecated
public final void releaseForcibly()
```
    Deprecated. Use releaseImmediately() instead
    
    Forcibly releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down. If any items are still checked-out, this method forcibly destroys them and then returns. This method is being deprecated due to API change allowing forcible timeout release via the release(long) method. The equivalent behaviour can be achieved using releaseImmediately().
  - releaseImmediately
```
public final void releaseImmediately()
```
    Immediately releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down. If any items are still checked-out, this method forcibly destroys them and then returns.
  - releaseAsync
```
public final void releaseAsync()
```
    Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down. This method returns immediately; a background thread is created to perform the release.
  - releaseAsync
```
public final void releaseAsync(long timeout)
```
    Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down. This method returns immediately; a background thread is created to perform the release.
  - release
```
public final void release(long timeout)
```
    Releases all items from the pool, and shuts the pool down, allowing timeout milliseconds for the connections to be gracefully returned to the pool before they are forcibly destroyed. A negative timeout is equivalent to no timeout, and the method will wait for items to be checked in before destruction. If timeout >= 0 then items will be forcibly destroyed after the specified time has elapsed.
    
    Parameters:
    
    timeout - timeout after which to forcibly destroy items (-1 for no timeout)
  - preRelease
```
protected void preRelease()
```
    Method to give a sub-class the opportunity to cleanup resources before the pool is officially released. This method is called as the first thing before the remaining ObjectPool release implementation.
  - postRelease
```
protected void postRelease()
```
    Method to give a sub-class the opportunity to cleanup resources after the pool is officially released. This method is called as the last thing after the main ObjectPool release implementation. Be aware that the event-dispatch thread, cleaner thread, any init threads, and the custom log have all been terminated before this method is called.
  - create
```
protected abstract T create()
                     throws Exception
```
    Object creation method. This method is called when a new item needs to be created following a call to one of the check-out methods.
    
    Returns:
    
    A new instance of the pooled type
    
    Throws:
    
    Exception - if unable to create the item
  - isValid
```
protected abstract boolean isValid(T o)
```
    Object validation method. This method is called when checking-out an item to see if it is valid for use. When overridden by the sub-class it is recommended that this method perform suitable checks to ensure the object can be used without problems.
    
    Parameters:
    
    o - object to check for validity
    
    Returns:
    
    true if o is valid, false otherwise
  - destroy
```
protected abstract void destroy(T o)
```
    Object destruction method. This method is called when an object needs to be destroyed due to pool pruning/cleaning, or final release of the pool.
    
    Parameters:
    
    o - object to destroy
  - setAsyncDestroy
```
public final void setAsyncDestroy(boolean b)
```
    Determines whether to perform asynchronous object destruction. If set to true then each time an object is destroyed (invalid object during pool operation, or when the pool is finally released) the operation is done in a separate thread, allowing the method to return immediately. This can be useful when calling the destroy method on an object takes a long time to complete.
    
    Parameters:
    
    b - whether to enable asynchronous object destruction
  - isAsyncDestroy
```
public final boolean isAsyncDestroy()
```
    Returns whether asynchronous object destruction is enabled. (Default: false)
    
    Returns:
    
    true if asynchronous object destruction is enabled, false otherwise
  - setLog
```
public void setLog(PrintWriter writer)
```
    Sets the custom log stream. In addition to regular logging, this enables a specific PrintWriter to receive log information.
    
    Parameters:
    
    writer - PrintWriter to which to write log entries
  - getCustomLogger
```
public LogUtil getCustomLogger()
```
    Returns the custom LogUtil instance being used, or null if it doesn't exist.
    
    Returns:
    
    the custom LogUtil instance being used, or null if it doesn't exist
  - log_error
```
protected void log_error(String s)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
  - log_error
```
protected void log_error(String s,
                         Throwable throwable)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
    
    throwable - Throwable instance to log
  - log_warn
```
protected void log_warn(String s)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
  - log_warn
```
protected void log_warn(String s,
                        Throwable throwable)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
    
    throwable - Throwable instance to log
  - log_info
```
protected void log_info(String s)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
  - log_info
```
protected void log_info(String s,
                        Throwable throwable)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
    
    throwable - Throwable instance to log
  - log_debug
```
protected void log_debug(String s)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
  - log_debug
```
protected void log_debug(String s,
                         Throwable throwable)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
    
    throwable - Throwable instance to log
  - log_trace
```
protected void log_trace(String s)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
  - log_trace
```
protected void log_trace(String s,
                         Throwable throwable)
```
    Logging relay method (to prefix pool name).
    
    Parameters:
    
    s - string to log
    
    throwable - Throwable instance to log
  - getName
```
public final String getName()
```
    Returns the pool name.
    
    Returns:
    
    The pool name
  - getMinPool
```
public final int getMinPool()
```
    Returns the minimum number of items that should be kept pooled.
    
    Returns:
    
    The minimum number of items that should be kept pooled
  - getMaxPool
```
public final int getMaxPool()
```
    Returns the maximum number of items that can be pooled.
    
    Returns:
    
    The maximum number of items that can be pooled
  - getMaxSize
```
public final int getMaxSize()
```
    Returns the maximum number of items that can be created.
    
    Returns:
    
    The maximum number of items that can be created
  - getIdleTimeoutUnadjusted
```
protected long getIdleTimeoutUnadjusted()
```
    Returns the idle timeout for unused items in the pool (in milliseconds).
    
    Returns:
    
    The idle timeout for unused items in the pool (in milliseconds)
  - getIdleTimeout
```
public long getIdleTimeout()
```
    Returns the idle timeout for unused items in the pool. The returned value is scaled using the pool-specific time measurement, which is determined by thegetIdleTimeoutMultiplier() method, and may be overridden by sub-classes to provide idleTimeout scaling (default of 1 for milliseconds, e.g. 1000 changes to seconds).
    
    Returns:
    
    getIdleTimeoutUnadjusted()/getIdleTimeoutMultiplier()
  - getIdleTimeoutMultiplier
```
protected float getIdleTimeoutMultiplier()
```
    Returns the multiplier for adjusting the idle timeout unit. This is a convenience method for sub-classes to override if they want to adjust the time measurement for the idleTimeout parameter. By default it returns 1.0 which denotes milliseconds. A sub-class wanting to operate with seconds would override it to return 1000, or to operate in minutes, 60000.
    
    Returns:
    
    The multiplier for adjusting the idle timeout unit
  - getMinimumCleaningInterval
```
protected long getMinimumCleaningInterval()
```
    Specifies the minimum time interval between cleaning attempts of the Cleaner thread (milliseconds).
    
    Returns:
    
    The minimum time interval between cleaning attempts of the Cleaner thread (milliseconds)
  - getMaximumCleaningInterval
```
protected long getMaximumCleaningInterval()
```
    Specifies the maximum time interval between cleaning attempts of the Cleaner thread (milliseconds).
    
    Returns:
    
    the maximum time interval between cleaning attempts of the Cleaner thread (milliseconds)
  - setParameters
```
public final void setParameters(int maxPool,
                                int maxSize,
                                long idleTimeout)
```
    Sets the pooling parameters (excluding minPool). Any items currently in the pool will remain, subject to the new parameters. (The hit rate counters are reset when this method is called.)
    
    Parameters:
    
    maxPool - maximum number of items to be kept in pool
    
    maxSize - maximum number of items to be created
    
    idleTimeout - idle timeout for unused items (0 = no timeout)
  - setParameters
```
public final void setParameters(int minPool,
                                int maxPool,
                                int maxSize,
                                long idleTimeout)
```
    Sets the pooling parameters. Any items currently in the pool will remain, subject to the new parameters. (The hit rate counters are reset when this method is called.)
    
    Parameters:
    
    minPool - minimum number of items to be kept in pool
    
    maxPool - maximum number of items to be kept in pool
    
    maxSize - maximum number of items to be created
    
    idleTimeout - idle timeout for unused items (0 = no timeout)
  - getSize
```
public final int getSize()
```
    Returns the total number of objects held (available and checked-out).
    
    Returns:
    
    The total number of objects held (available and checked-out)
  - getCheckedOut
```
public final int getCheckedOut()
```
    Returns the number of items that are currently checked-out.
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of items that are currently checked-out
  - getFreeCount
```
public final int getFreeCount()
```
    Returns the number of items held in the pool that are free to be checked-out.
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of items held in the pool that are free to be checked-out
  - getRequestCount
```
public final long getRequestCount()
```
    Returns the number of check-out requests that have been made to the pool since either its creation or the last time the resetHitCounter() method was called.
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of check-out requests that have been made to the pool since either its creation or the last time the resetHitCounter() method was called
  - getPoolHitRate
```
public final float getPoolHitRate()
```
    Returns hit rate of the pool (between 0 and 1). The hit rate is the proportion of requests for an item which result in the return of an item which is in the pool, rather than which results in the creation of a new item.
    
    Returns:
    
    Hit rate of the pool (between 0 and 1)
  - getPoolMissRate
```
public final float getPoolMissRate()
```
    Returns miss rate of the pool (between 0 and 1). The miss rate is the proportion of requests for an item for which no pooled item can be retrieved.
    
    Returns:
    
    Miss rate of the pool (between 0 and 1)
  - resetHitCounter
```
public final void resetHitCounter()
```
    Resets the counters for determining the pool's hit/miss rates.
  - setSelectionStrategy
```
public final void setSelectionStrategy(ObjectPool.Strategy selection)
```
    Sets the pool selection strategy.
    
    Parameters:
    
    selection - selection strategy
  - getPoolClass
```
protected Class<? extends List> getPoolClass()
```
    Returns the class to use for the pool collection. This can be over-ridden by a sub-class to provide a different List type for the pool, which may give performance benefits in certain situations. Only instances of List collections should be used. (Default: java.util.ArrayList class) For reference, pool items are checked-in to the tail end of the list.
    
    Returns:
    
    The class to use for the pool collection
  - flush
```
public final void flush()
```
    Flushes the pool of all currently available items, emptying the pool.
  - equals
```
public boolean equals(Object o)
```
    Indicates whether some other object is "equal to" this one. This implementation performs checks on the following fields: {name, minPool, maxPool, maxSize, idleTimeout}.
    
    Overrides:
    
    equals in class Object
    
    Parameters:
    
    o - object to check for equality against this instance
  - hashCode
```
public int hashCode()
```
    Returns a hash code value for the object. This implementation hashes on the pool name.
    
    Overrides:
    
    hashCode in class Object
  - compareTo
```
public int compareTo(ObjectPool<T> pool)
```
    Compares this object with the specified object for order. This implementation is consistent with the implementation of equals(Object), comparing the same fields.
    
    Specified by:
    
    compareTo in interface Comparable<ObjectPool<T extends Reusable>>
    
    Parameters:
    
    pool - pool to compare against this instance
  - addObjectPoolListener
```
public final void addObjectPoolListener(ObjectPoolListener<T> x)
```
    Adds an listener to the event notification list.
    
    Parameters:
    
    x - listener to add
  - removeObjectPoolListener
```
public final void removeObjectPoolListener(ObjectPoolListener<T> x)
```
    Removes a listener from the event notification list.
    
    Parameters:
    
    x - listener to remove

Class ObjectPool<T extends Reusable>

Nested Class Summary

Field Summary

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Field Detail

log

Constructor Detail

ObjectPool

ObjectPool

Method Detail

registerShutdownHook

removeShutdownHook

toString

getParametersString

init

init

checkOut

checkOut

checkIn

release

isReleased

releaseForcibly

releaseImmediately

releaseAsync

releaseAsync

release

preRelease

postRelease

create

isValid

destroy

setAsyncDestroy

isAsyncDestroy

setLog

getCustomLogger

log_error

log_error

log_warn

log_warn

log_info

log_info

log_debug

log_debug

log_trace

log_trace

getName

getMinPool

getMaxPool

getMaxSize

getIdleTimeoutUnadjusted

getIdleTimeout

getIdleTimeoutMultiplier

getMinimumCleaningInterval

getMaximumCleaningInterval

setParameters

setParameters

getSize

getCheckedOut

getFreeCount

getRequestCount

getPoolHitRate

getPoolMissRate

resetHitCounter

setSelectionStrategy

getPoolClass

flush

equals

hashCode

compareTo

addObjectPoolListener

removeObjectPoolListener