public Element reportDtElem() {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(255);
sb.append(shortTypeName);
sb.append(" [ dataSourceName: ");
sb.append(pds.getDataSourceName());
sb.append("; identityToken: ");
sb.append(pds.getIdentityToken());
sb.append(" ]");
Element dtElem = doc.createElement("dt");
dtElem.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(sb.toString()));
return dtElem;
}
static String getPdsObjectNameStr(PooledDataSource pds) {
String dataSourceName = pds.getDataSourceName();
// if we are excluding the identity token attribute, then we always need a valid name attribute.
// hopefully users who set EXCLUDE_IDENTITY_TOKEN will update dataSourceName to a reasonable
// value.
// in the meantime, we use the identity token value for the name.
//
// but note that at present, pds.getDataSourceName() returns the identity token when
// dataSourceName
// is unset or set to null. So, this predicate is unlikely ever to be true.
if (dataSourceName == null && EXCLUDE_IDENTITY_TOKEN) dataSourceName = pds.getIdentityToken();
// when EXCLUDE_IDENTITY_TOKEN is false, in practice we nearly always generate a 3-attribute
// name (type, identityToken, name), because even when dataSourceName is not set or set to null,
// getDataSourceName() returns the identity token rather than null.
//
// when EXCLUDE_IDENTITY_TOKEN is true, we reliably generate a two-attribute name.
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(256);
sb.append("com.mchange.v2.c3p0:type=PooledDataSource");
if (!EXCLUDE_IDENTITY_TOKEN) {
sb.append(",identityToken=");
sb.append(pds.getIdentityToken());
}
if (dataSourceName != null) {
sb.append(",name=");
sb.append(dataSourceName);
}
return sb.toString();
// String out = "com.mchange.v2.c3p0:type=PooledDataSource,identityToken=" +
// pds.getIdentityToken();
// if ( dataSourceName != null )
// out += ",name=" + dataSourceName;
// return out;
}