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package javax.resource.cci;

import javax.resource.ResourceException;
import javax.resource.NotSupportedException;


/** A Connection represents an application-level handle that is used 
 *  by a client to access the underlying physical connection. The actual 
 *  physical connection associated with a Connection instance is 
 *  represented by a ManagedConnection instance.
 *
 *  

A client gets a Connection instance by using the * getConnection method on a ConnectionFactory * instance. A connection can be associated with zero or more Interaction * instances. * * @author Rahul Sharma * @version 0.8 * @see javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory * @see javax.resource.cci.Interaction **/ public interface Connection { /** Creates an Interaction associated with this Connection. An * Interaction enables an application to execute EIS functions. * * @return Interaction instance * @throws ResourceException Failed to create an Interaction **/ public Interaction createInteraction() throws ResourceException; /** Returns an LocalTransaction instance that enables a component to * demarcate resource manager local transactions on the Connection. * If a resource adapter does not allow a component to demarcate * local transactions on an Connection using LocalTransaction * interface, then the method getLocalTransaction should throw a * NotSupportedException. * * @return LocalTransaction instance * * @throws ResourceException Failed to return a LocalTransaction * instance because of a resource * adapter error * @throws NotSupportedException Demarcation of Resource manager * local transactions is not supported * on this Connection * @see javax.resource.cci.LocalTransaction **/ public LocalTransaction getLocalTransaction() throws ResourceException; /** Gets the information on the underlying EIS instance represented * through an active connection. * * @return ConnectionMetaData instance representing information * about the EIS instance * @throws ResourceException * Failed to get information about the * connected EIS instance. Error can be * resource adapter-internal, EIS-specific * or communication related. **/ public ConnectionMetaData getMetaData() throws ResourceException; /** Gets the information on the ResultSet functionality supported by * a connected EIS instance. * * @return ResultSetInfo instance * @throws ResourceException Failed to get ResultSet related * information * @throws NotSupportedException ResultSet functionality is not * supported **/ public ResultSetInfo getResultSetInfo() throws ResourceException; /** Initiates close of the connection handle at the application level. * A client should not use a closed connection to interact with * an EIS. * * @throws ResourceException Exception thrown if close * on a connection handle fails. *

Any invalid connection close invocation--example, * calling close on a connection handle that is * already closed--should also throw this exception. * **/ public void close() throws ResourceException; }





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