Examples of ArcSDEConnectionFactory

A {@link ObjectFactory} to create an ArcSDE {@link ISessionPool connection pool} to be JNDImanaged.

This factory creates an {@link ISessionPool} out of the following mandatory parameters:

{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#SERVER_NAME_PARAM_NAME server} (String) the arcsde server nameor IP address
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#PORT_NUMBER_PARAM_NAME port} (Integer) the TCP/IP port numberwhere ArcSDE is listening for connection requests
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#INSTANCE_NAME_PARAM_NAME instance} (String) the name of thearcsde database
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#USER_NAME_PARAM_NAME user} (String) the database user name toconnect as
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#PASSWORD_PARAM_NAME password} (String) the database userpassword

And the following optional parameters:

{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#MIN_CONNECTIONS_PARAM_NAME pool.minConnections} (Integer) howmany connections the connection pool shall be populated with at creation time
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#MAX_CONNECTIONS_PARAM_NAME pool.maxConnections} (Integer) themaximum number of connections allowed to be held on the pool at any time
{@link ArcSDEConnectionConfig#CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_PARAM_NAME pool.timeOut} (Integer) how longto wait for an available connection before {@link ISessionPool#getSession()} fails, inmilliseconds.

See the package documentation for further information on how to configure JNDI resources for ArcSDE on GeoTools.

@author Gabriel Roldan (OpenGeo) @source $URL$ @version $Id$ @since 2.5.7