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01:        // $Id: ConnectionReleaseMode.java 8409 2005-10-14 20:28:18Z steveebersole $
02:        package org.hibernate;
03:
04:        import java.io.Serializable;
05:
06:        /**
07:         * Defines the various policies by which Hibernate might release its underlying
08:         * JDBC connection.
09:         *
10:         * @author Steve Ebersole
11:         */
12:        public class ConnectionReleaseMode implements  Serializable {
13:
14:            /**
15:             * Indicates that JDBC connection should be aggressively released after each 
16:             * SQL statement is executed. In this mode, the application <em>must</em>
17:             * explicitly close all iterators and scrollable results. This mode may
18:             * only be used with a JTA datasource.
19:             */
20:            public static final ConnectionReleaseMode AFTER_STATEMENT = new ConnectionReleaseMode(
21:                    "after_statement");
22:
23:            /**
24:             * Indicates that JDBC connections should be released after each transaction 
25:             * ends (works with both JTA-registered synch and HibernateTransaction API).
26:             * This mode may not be used with an application server JTA datasource.
27:             * <p/>
28:             * This is the default mode starting in 3.1; was previously {@link #ON_CLOSE}.
29:             */
30:            public static final ConnectionReleaseMode AFTER_TRANSACTION = new ConnectionReleaseMode(
31:                    "after_transaction");
32:
33:            /**
34:             * Indicates that connections should only be released when the Session is explicitly closed 
35:             * or disconnected; this is the legacy (Hibernate2 and pre-3.1) behavior.
36:             */
37:            public static final ConnectionReleaseMode ON_CLOSE = new ConnectionReleaseMode(
38:                    "on_close");
39:
40:            private String name;
41:
42:            private ConnectionReleaseMode(String name) {
43:                this .name = name;
44:            }
45:
46:            /**
47:             * Override of Object.toString().  Returns the release mode name.
48:             *
49:             * @return The release mode name.
50:             */
51:            public String toString() {
52:                return name;
53:            }
54:
55:            /**
56:             * Determine the correct ConnectionReleaseMode instance based on the given
57:             * name.
58:             *
59:             * @param modeName The release mode name.
60:             * @return The appropriate ConnectionReleaseMode instance
61:             * @throws HibernateException Indicates the modeName param did not match any known modes.
62:             */
63:            public static ConnectionReleaseMode parse(String modeName)
64:                    throws HibernateException {
65:                if (AFTER_STATEMENT.name.equals(modeName)) {
66:                    return AFTER_STATEMENT;
67:                } else if (AFTER_TRANSACTION.name.equals(modeName)) {
68:                    return AFTER_TRANSACTION;
69:                } else if (ON_CLOSE.name.equals(modeName)) {
70:                    return ON_CLOSE;
71:                }
72:                throw new HibernateException(
73:                        "could not determine appropriate connection release mode ["
74:                                + modeName + "]");
75:            }
76:
77:            private Object readResolve() {
78:                return parse(name);
79:            }
80:        }
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