I found something very interesting:
I'm using a MySQL database for the se kpi:
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### SE-KPI properties
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##Globals Informations
jdbc.hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto = update
jdbc.hibernate.show_sql = false
##C3P0 Informations
c3po.acquireIncrement = 1
c3po.minPoolSize = 5
c3po.maxPoolSize = 100
c3po.acquireRetryAttempts = 10
c3po.maxIdleTime = 50
c3po.idleConnectionTestPeriod = 30
## MySQL Datasource
jdbc.driverClassName=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
jdbc.url=jdbc:mysql:jdbc.username=petals
jdbc.password=petals
jdbc.hibernate.dialect=com.ebmwebsourcing.petalsview.persistence.util.MySqlInnoDBDialect
I'm using a MySQL database for the registry:
#To use mySQL
registry.db.driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
registry.db.url=jdbc:mysql:registry.db.password=petals
registry.db.user=petals
registry.db.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLInnoDBDialect
registry.db.caching.enabled=false
registry.db.c3p0.enabled=true
If I deactivate the c3p0 of the registry, I haven't got the error into the logs. If I activate it, I've got the error:
registry.db.c3p0.enabled=true
So it seems that the 2 hibernate c3p0 configurations...aren't isolated
.
I found something very interesting:
I'm using a MySQL database for the se kpi:
I'm using a MySQL database for the registry:
If I deactivate the c3p0 of the registry, I haven't got the error into the logs. If I activate it, I've got the error:
registry.db.c3p0.enabled=trueSo it seems that the 2 hibernate c3p0 configurations...aren't isolated
.
registry.db.c3p0.enabled=true