In connection pool,when 100 clients are requesting, in pool
100 objects is there, when another client is making request
how it will work

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In connection pool,when 100 clients are requesting, in pool 100 objects is there, when another clie..

Answer / ballu

connection ojbect from one of the inactive client will be
saved (with its state) and freed up connection object will
be given to new request.

if all 100 clients are using connection objects actively
then depending on implentation either 101th client will
wait or server will spawn 101th connection object.

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In connection pool,when 100 clients are requesting, in pool 100 objects is there, when another clie..

Answer / vrush

It will keep the client in waiting state .

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In connection pool,when 100 clients are requesting, in pool 100 objects is there, when another clie..

Answer / mallikarjuna

i think client is waiting for the anyone return the object
to connectionpool

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