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NAMEResourcePool::Resource - A ResourcePool wrapper class for a resourceSYNOPSISuse ResourcePool::Resource; my $resource = ResourcePool::Resource->new(); DESCRIPTIONThis class is a base class for the resources which will be used with ResourcePool. ResourcePool uses this class internally to have a unique interface to interact with the resource.Each ResourcePool::Resource class gets constructed by the corresponding ResourcePool::Factory class. In fact the Factory classes are just used to store the parameters which are required to construct a resource. Every class which is derived from ResourcePool::Resource must override the close, fail_close and get_plain_resource methods and should override at least one of precheck or postcheck. $resource->closeCloses a connection gracefully.Returns: undef $resource->fail_closeCloses a failed connection and ignores error (since this connection is known to be broken)Returns: undef $resource->get_plain_resourceReturns the naked resource which can be used by the client. This is the DBI or Net::LDAP handle for example.Returns: a reference to a object $resource->precheckChecks a connection. This method is called by the get() method of the ResourcePool before it returns a connection. The default implementation always returns true.Returns: true if the connection is valid $resource->postcheckChecks a connection. This method is called by the free() method of the ResourcePool to check if a connection is still valid. The default implementation always returns true.Returns: true if the connection is valid SEE ALSOResourcePool, ResourcePool::Resource::DBI, ResourcePool::Resource::Net::LDAPAUTHORCopyright (C) 2001-2009 by Markus Winand <mws@fatalmind.com> This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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