Oracle Washer/Dryer D H09993100 用户手册

     <timeout>90000</timeout>

     <evictInterval>60</evictInterval>

     <allowedIdleConnTime>120</allowedIdleConnTime>

     <growConnections>false</growConnections>

     </connectionPool>

See 

 for an explanation of these attributes.

A sample 

CSS.xml

 containing a connection pool definition:

<ldap name="ExampleLDAP">

     <trusted>true</trusted>

     <url>ldap://myServer:390/dc=example,dc=com</url>

     <userDN>cn=Directory Manager</userDN>

     <password>{CSS}haGFq18Y1357xXN2b0u+ZQ==</password>

     <authType>simple</authType>

     <connectionPool>

          <maxSize>100</maxSize>

          <timeout>90000</timeout>

          <evictInterval>60</evictInterval>

          <allowedIdleConnTime>120</allowedIdleConnTime>

          <growConnections>false</growConnections>

     </connectionPool>

     <user>

          <url>ou=People</url>

     </user>

     <group>

          <url>ou=Groups</url>

     </group>

</ldap>

Connection Pool Attributes

<connectionPool>

 

Connection pool definition

 

<maxSize>

Maximum number of connections in the pool. Default is
100 for LDAP-enabled directories, including MSAD, and
300 for Native Directory.

 

<timeout>

Timeout (in milliseconds) to get the connection from the
pool. An exception is thrown after this period. Default is
300000 milliseconds (5 minutes).

 

<evictInterval>

Optional: The interval (in minutes) for running the eviction
process to clean up the pool. The eviction process cleans
up idle connections that have exceeded the

allowedIdleConnTime

. Default is 60 minutes.

 

<allowedIdleConnTime>

Optional: The time (in minutes) after which idle
connections in the pool are cleaned up by the eviction
process. Default is 120 minutes.

 

<growConnections>

This option indicates whether the connection pool can
grow beyond 

<maxSize>

. Default is 

false

. If you do not

allow the connection pool to grow, the system throws an
error if a connection is not available within the time set for

<timeout>

.

Configuring User Directories