Do not close JNDI-resolved DataSource in JDBCQuotaStore.close()#1523
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Do not close JNDI-resolved DataSource in JDBCQuotaStore.close()#1523groldan wants to merge 1 commit intoGeoWebCache:mainfrom
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JNDI lookups return a DataSource owned by the JNDI provider; consumers must not close it, since the same name can be (and typically is) shared with other parts of the application. Add an ownsDataSource flag (default true to keep the previous behavior for direct setDataSource callers) that JDBCQuotaStoreFactory clears whenever the configuration uses a JNDISource. on-behalf-of: @camptocamp <info@camptocamp.com>
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JNDI lookups return a DataSource owned by the JNDI provider; consumers must not close it, since the same name can be (and typically is) shared with other parts of the application.
Add an ownsDataSource flag (default true to keep the previous behavior for direct setDataSource callers) that JDBCQuotaStoreFactory clears whenever the configuration uses a JNDISource.