Examples of net.sf.xbus.technical.database.DBConnection

net.sf.xbus.technical.database.DBConnection
DBConnection manages connections to databases.
It implements two Design-Patterns:
1. Singleton: An instance of DBConnection is created for every thread. This instance can be fetched with getInstance().
2. Facade: The complexity of creating and managing a connection is capsuled.

          .getValueOptional("Base", "Journal", "DBConnection");
      if (dbConnectionName == null)
      {
        dbConnectionName = DBConnection.UNNAMED;
      }
      DBConnection dbcon = DBConnection.getInstance(dbConnectionName);


      if ((dbcon.getUrl() != null)
          && (dbcon.getUrl().startsWith("jdbc:hsqldb")))
      {
        dbcon.executeUpdate("shutdown compact");
      }
    }
    catch (XException e)
    {
      System.exit(1);

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          .getValueOptional("Base", "Journal", "DBConnection");
      if (dbConnectionName == null)
      {
        dbConnectionName = DBConnection.UNNAMED;
      }
      DBConnection dbCon = DBConnection.getInstance(dbConnectionName);


      ResultSet result = dbCon.executeRead(sqlBefehl);
      Vector list = new Vector();


      while (result.next())
      {
        ReadJournal journal = new ReadJournal();

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